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Currently the title is: Website test: ${test_hostname}.
📋 Chrome by default has the OmniboxCanCopyHyperlinksToClipboard feature, that uses the title in a rich HTML Clipboard Format: <a href="${location.href}">${document.title} (${location.hostname})</a>, so: <a href="https://${instance_hostname}/website/$test_id/${test_hostname}/">Website test: ${test_hostname} (${instance_hostname}</a>.
Maybe change the report title to include a timestamp and test id?
E.g. Website test: ${test_hostname} (#${test_id} - ${rfc3339timestamp})?
🖨️ Firefox and Edge/Chrome use this in the PDF print name, where : is converted to _.
For at least the PDF print name it would be great to not have the : (_) and have a RFC3339 timestamp prefixed together with test id. Maybe even include instance name. So just before printing, I would propose to change the document.title to: ${rfc3339timestamp}-website-test-${test_id}-${test_hostname} or ${rfc3339timestamp}-${instance_hostname}-website-test-${test_id}-${test_hostname}
This can be done with the beforeprint event.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Currently the title is:
Website test: ${test_hostname}
.📋 Chrome by default has the
OmniboxCanCopyHyperlinksToClipboard
feature, that uses the title in a rich HTML Clipboard Format:<a href="${location.href}">${document.title} (${location.hostname})</a>
, so:<a href="https://${instance_hostname}/website/$test_id/${test_hostname}/">Website test: ${test_hostname} (${instance_hostname}</a>
.Maybe change the report title to include a timestamp and test id?
E.g.
Website test: ${test_hostname} (#${test_id} - ${rfc3339timestamp})
?🖨️ Firefox and Edge/Chrome use this in the PDF print name, where
:
is converted to_
.For at least the PDF print name it would be great to not have the
:
(_
) and have a RFC3339 timestamp prefixed together with test id. Maybe even include instance name. So just before printing, I would propose to change thedocument.title
to:${rfc3339timestamp}-website-test-${test_id}-${test_hostname}
or${rfc3339timestamp}-${instance_hostname}-website-test-${test_id}-${test_hostname}
This can be done with the
beforeprint
event.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: