Scroll jumps to the top when closing details modal windows

[inad9300]

Hi there!

You guys did a great job with this tool. It is definitely the one I liked the most from the ones that I tried. If by any chance you happen to have a little bit of time, I hereby report an annoying issue that I have been experiencing:

Whenever you open a modal window to see the details of a test, the scroll would be reset to the top of the page. If the number of tests is large and you are interested in a couple of tests that failed down below, it is quite annoying to be sent back to the top.

I would like to add, if I may, that scrolling so much is on itself not optimal. Grouping the tests together by their top-level suite would be super awesome!

Cheers,
Daniel

[stuisme]

We are experiencing the same issues with the scrolling as well. Are you viewing the report within a CI/CD tool or serving the html page directly?

As far as the grouping is concerned, also agree that this would help. I assume you would want some type of expand / collapse of the suites to help get to the failures quickly.

Thinking options could be something like { expandSuites : false, expandFailures: true } where expandSuites would represent if the suites where collapsed or expanded by default when the report is opened. expandFailures would represent if the suites containing the failure should be expanded.

@inad9300 Thoughts?

[inad9300]

I'm viewing the HTML page directly.

Having expand / collapsed functionality would be superb! And the options and default values you propose are perfect; I would love to see this in place :D

[yeikel]

Can you record a little clip explaining the steps to reproduce? Thank you

[inad9300]

Recording a clip would be of little help I think. It's super simple to reproduce/understand: run enough tests to force the scroll to appear, scroll down, open one of the tests, close it, and see how the scroll is at the top again.

[yeikel]

@inad9300 The reason I am asking is because I can't reproduce it

[inad9300]

There you go (first time I use Windows' Steps Recorder):