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debug-cucumber-html-report

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Debug or inspect the Cucumber HTML reporter output in the playwright-bdd project. Use when: investigating DOM structure changes in the Cucumber HTML reporter, updating test selectors or POMs after reporter upgrades, verifying what attachments/hooks/steps look like in the generated HTML report.

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Debug Cucumber HTML Report

When to Use

  • Inspecting the Cucumber HTML report DOM structure after a reporter version upgrade
  • Updating test selectors in check-report
  • Verifying how steps, hooks, attachments, screenshots, traces appear in the report

Opening the Report

Always use playwright-cli with the PLAYWRIGHT_MCP_ALLOW_UNRESTRICTED_FILE_ACCESS environment variable to open local report files. Do NOT use Playwright MCP (@playwright/mcp).

Run playwright-cli --help to see the full list of available commands (open, snapshot, eval, click, goto, etc.).