Carries the whole report on every page, marking where you are
All 3 scenarios hold
Every page carries the whole report as a link tree. A reader can therefore reach any rule from any page, without going back to an index first.
The rules below read a report of one test class, com.example.orders.OrderTest, whose only table is items. That report is three pages deep: the package orders, the class page order-test, and the table page items.
The entries are the same wherever the reader stands. Two things move. The mark moves to the page the reader is on, and the links point at new targets. Each link is relative to the directory of that page, so a report serves from any location.
expected outcome
broken scenario
| Scenario | Page URL | Sidebar entries? | Their links? | Current entry? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The root page | / |
|
| orders |
| A class page | /order-test |
|
| order-test |
| A table page | /order-test/items |
|
| items |