@cuteribs/ado-playwright-reporter

Playwright reporter that pushes test results - including per-test.step() outcomes - to Azure DevOps, into a Test Run that already exists (created by an Azure Pipelines "Run functional tests" / Test Plan build task, or manually). It never creates a run or test points itself; use @cuteribs/ado-testplan-cli to create/link the Test Suites and Test Cases ahead of time.

Install

npm install --save-dev @cuteribs/ado-playwright-reporter

Config

playwright.config.js:

export default defineConfig({
  reporter: [
    ['@cuteribs/ado-playwright-reporter', { config: 'ado.config.json' }],
    // or inline, skipping the config file:
    // ['@cuteribs/ado-playwright-reporter', { orgUrl: '...', project: '...' }],
  ],
});

ado.config.json only needs orgUrl and project for the reporter (no planId):

{ "orgUrl": "https://dev.azure.com/your-org", "project": "your-project" }

Environment variables:

• AZURE_DEVOPS_PAT / SYSTEM_ACCESSTOKEN - PAT with Test Management (Read & Write).
• TEST_RUNID - the existing ADO Test Run id. If unset, the reporter logs a warning and does nothing (safe no-op for local npx playwright test runs).

Matching results to ADO Test Cases

A Playwright test is matched to an ADO test result in the run by: automatedTestStorage = relative spec file path, automatedTestName = test title - the exact fields ado-testplan-cli writes onto each Test Case. If nothing matches, the test is logged as a warning and skipped (nothing is pushed for it).

What gets pushed per test

• Overall outcome (Passed/Failed/Timeout/NotExecuted/Aborted), duration, error message.
• Each test.step() as a subResult (outcome/duration/error), in source order - visible in ADO as the automated result's data-driven sub-results.

Notes

• Retries: only the last attempt's result is kept (later onTestEnd calls for the same test overwrite earlier ones).
• This package intentionally duplicates a small amount of config/client code from ado-testplan-cli instead of depending on a shared package, per project decision to publish exactly two independent packages.