Search Syntax
Filter test cases using the search bar with these patterns:Text Search
| Syntax | Example | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Term | login | Matches name or file path containing “login” |
| Multiple terms | login auth | Must contain both terms (AND) |
| Quoted phrase | "user login" | Treats multi-word text as a single term |
| Negation | -admin | Excludes tests matching “admin” |
| Negated phrase | -"slow test" | Excludes tests matching “slow test” |
| Combined | checkout -guest | Contains “checkout”, excludes “guest” |
Field Filters
| Syntax | Example | Description |
|---|---|---|
project: | project:chromium | Filter by Playwright project name |
tag: | tag:critical | Filter by tag (multiple tags use OR) |
tag:__none__ | tag:__none__ | Filter tests with no tags |
flaky_rate: | flaky_rate:>10 | Filter by flaky rate percentage |
fail_rate: | fail_rate:>=25 | Filter by fail rate percentage |
flaky_count: | flaky_count:>2 | Filter by flaky count (absolute number) |
fail_count: | fail_count:>=5 | Filter by fail count (absolute number) |
Metric Filter Operators
Forflaky_rate, fail_rate, flaky_count, and fail_count, you can use >, >=, <, <=, =. If no operator is specified, >= is used by default.
Examples
| Query | Description |
|---|---|
login flaky_rate:>10 | Login tests with flaky rate above 10% |
tag:smoke tag:critical | Tests with either smoke OR critical tag |
tag:__none__ | Tests that have no tags assigned |
project:firefox -skip | Firefox project tests, excluding “skip” |
fail_rate:>=20 -tag:known-flaky | High failure tests, excluding known flaky |