Publishing Playwright report as an artifact in Azure DevOps
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To store the Playwright report as an artifact we just need to publish the folder where the results of the tests are stored:
- publish: $(System.DefaultWorkingDirectory)/<path-to-e2e-report-folder>
artifact: playwright-report
Once the pipeline is finished you can see the report published in the artifacts section:
The folder contains an index.html file with the results which you can simply open in the browser of your choice.
