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Reading Results ​

Results appear in the panel on the right of the Tests tab.

  • Latest run shows the run you just started. Each suite appears as soon as it finishes, so you don't wait for the slowest one.
  • Run history lists earlier runs. Click one to see it again. Clear deletes the history (the suites stay).

What each result means ​

ResultMeaning
✓ passedThe route ran and every check held
✗ failedThe route ran, but at least one check did not hold
✗ errorThe suite could not finish: setup failed, the route crashed, or the request could not be sent
⚠ timeoutSetup or the route took longer than its time limit and was stopped

A run passes when all its suites pass.

Why did it fail? ​

Click a suite's row to open it. You'll see:

  • Every check, with a ✓ or ✗. A failed check says what it expected and what it got, for example expected 500 to be 201. Checks from hooks come first, labelled with their block.
  • The error, if the suite hit one (for example Setup failed: duplicate email).
  • The response the route sent: status, headers and body, so you can compare them with what you expected.

A suite stopped for taking too long has no checks to show, because it never got that far.

Teardown warnings ​

If a suite's teardown fails, the suite keeps its result and shows ⚠ Teardown failed next to its name. Open it to see the reason. When the run finishes, a notice also tells you how many suites had this problem, because their test data may still be in the database.

Common problems ​

You seeWhat it meansWhat to do
"No worker is serving this project's routes"Suites run on the same servers as your live routes, and none is running for this projectStart a worker for the project, then run again
"No result from a worker within …"The worker didn't answer in time, for example because it restarted mid-runRun again. If it keeps happening, raise the suite's time limits
"Custom JS made no t.expect(...) checks"A Custom JS check doesn't call t.expectRewrite it with t.expect(...). See Custom JS checks
"Setup failed: …"The setup block threw an errorOpen the setup block and fix it. The route was skipped
"setup timed out" / "suite timed out"A phase took longer than its limitRaise the limit, or find what is slow (a hook, a slow service)
The request doesn't reach the routeA path value is missing, so the address doesn't match the routeFill every Path parameter in the Request tab
A suite passes alone but fails with Run allSuites running at the same time see each other's dataMake test data unique with testsuite.runId, or tick Run alone. See Run alone

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