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Run summary

The run summary is the high-level result page for a run, showing status, duration, selected tests, validations, failures, and links to deeper evidence.

This reference explains the term, its purpose, a practical example, common use cases, where it appears in Rima, and the closest product visual.
A Rima run summary page
Each test in the run with its outcome, duration, and failure details.

Definition

The run summary is the high-level result page for a run, showing status, duration, selected tests, validations, failures, and links to deeper evidence.

What it is for

It answers “did the run pass, and where should I look next?” before you open the full trace.

How it works

  • The summary lists every test in the run with its outcome, duration, and validation results, plus overall pass and fail counts.
  • Failed tests show the failing validation and evidence such as the failure screenshot.
  • Links lead deeper into the trace viewer and the run files for full investigation.

Example

A summary shows 4 of 5 tests passed and identifies “Checkout” as failed, with the failed validation and screenshot.

Common use cases

  • Triage a failure quickly.
  • Confirm every selected test ran.
  • Review validation output.
  • Open trace or files for deeper analysis.

Where to find it

Open any entry in Recent Runs or Run History and choose its summary.

Limitations, requirements, and permissions

  • Read-only: you cannot rerun or edit tests from the summary page.
  • Visible only to users with access to the run, unless it is shared through a public report link.

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