fix(test-insights): link the four framework pages that only mentioned the dashboard - #12758
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… the dashboard pytest, playwright, rspec and vitest each ended a reader's setup with an unlinked sentence — "Check the Test Insights dashboard afterward to view execution metrics, detect flaky tests, and review test trends" — buried in the middle of the CI workflow section. The other eleven framework pages close with a "Verify and Review in Test Insights" section carrying the actual dashboard link. These four are the section's second page shape: they use a reporter, plugin or gem that uploads directly with MERGIFY_TOKEN rather than generating a JUnit report for the Mergify CI action to upload. That is why the shared partial never reached them, and it is the same four pages missing a Troubleshooting section. Each now closes with the shared `_review-in-test-insights.mdx` partial under the same heading the other eleven use, preceded by a line naming what just happened so the partial's "You can then review..." has an antecedent. The shared troubleshooting partial is deliberately not added here. It is written for the JUnit path — it talks about `report_path`, the CLI upload step and workflow `if` conditions — and none of these four pages reference any of that. Closing that gap needs framework-specific content rather than a shared block. Also normalises `:::tip` bodies in pytest and rspec to the 2-space indent the rest of the docs use, and rewraps them to the surrounding column. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Change-Id: I7df67cc209a1cded4473b4667caf1653c7a8f73e Claude-Session-Id: 18413631-aa75-4182-9e79-4c1ce31bb683
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Part of MRGFY-8998 — design polish review, August 2026.
pytest, playwright, rspec and vitest each ended a reader's setup with an
unlinked sentence — "Check the Test Insights dashboard afterward to view
execution metrics, detect flaky tests, and review test trends" — buried
in the middle of the CI workflow section. The other eleven framework
pages close with a "Verify and Review in Test Insights" section carrying
the actual dashboard link.
These four are the section's second page shape: they use a reporter,
plugin or gem that uploads directly with MERGIFY_TOKEN rather than
generating a JUnit report for the Mergify CI action to upload. That is
why the shared partial never reached them, and it is the same four pages
missing a Troubleshooting section.
Each now closes with the shared
_review-in-test-insights.mdxpartialunder the same heading the other eleven use, preceded by a line naming
what just happened so the partial's "You can then review..." has an
antecedent.
The shared troubleshooting partial is deliberately not added here. It is
written for the JUnit path — it talks about
report_path, the CLI uploadstep and workflow
ifconditions — and none of these four pagesreference any of that. Closing that gap needs framework-specific content
rather than a shared block.
Also normalises
:::tipbodies in pytest and rspec to the 2-space indentthe rest of the docs use, and rewraps them to the surrounding column.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 noreply@anthropic.com
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