HTML Report

Selenium Boot generates a self-contained HTML report at target/selenium-boot-report.html after every test run. It requires no server, no extra tools — just open the file in a browser.

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Report location

target/
└── selenium-boot-report.html   ← open this

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Tabs

The report has three tabs in the left sidebar:

Dashboard tab

High-level summary of the run:

• Total / Passed / Failed / Skipped counts
• Duration — total wall-clock time
• Pass Rate — percentage of passing tests, colour-coded (green / orange / red)
• Retry Summary — retried, recovered, still-failing counts (shown only when retries occurred)
• Slowest 5 Tests — ranked by total duration
• Driver Startup percentile chart

Test Cases tab

Full table of all tests with:

Column	Description
Class	Simple class name
Test	Test method name
Status	PASSED / FAILED / SKIPPED badge
Duration	ms
Retries	Badge showing retry count (hidden when 0)

Click any row to expand the detail panel:

• Error message (red, bold)
• Full stack trace (monospace, scrollable)
• Step timeline with timestamps, status badges, and inline screenshots

Failures tab

Same detail panels as Test Cases tab, but only for failed tests. Detail panels are pre-expanded so you can immediately see what went wrong without clicking.

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Self-contained format

All screenshots are Base64-encoded and embedded inline. The report is a single file you can:

• Email to a stakeholder
• Attach to a Jira ticket
• Archive as a CI artifact
• Store in a shared folder

No images folder, no asset references, no server needed.

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Step timeline

When tests use StepLogger, each step appears in the detail panel:

 1  Open login page          +0ms     INFO
 2  Enter credentials         +312ms   INFO
 3  Assert dashboard visible  +891ms   PASS  [screenshot]

Thumbnails are clickable — they open full-size in a lightbox overlay.

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Configuration

The report path and name are not currently configurable — the file is always written to target/selenium-boot-report.html.

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CI usage

Upload the report as an artifact to preserve it after the CI workspace is cleaned:

GitHub Actions

- name: Upload report
  if: always()
  uses: actions/upload-artifact@v4
  with:
    name: selenium-boot-report
    path: target/selenium-boot-report.html

The if: always() ensures the report is uploaded even when tests fail.