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Run #384 — DEMO-010

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queued 2026-09-24 23:22:20 · started 23:22:20 · finished 23:22:23 · duration 2s · target v3.0.0 · chromium · trigger: group · batch: group: Freight smoke

Activity replay 2 frames, captured only while the page was actually changing — idle waits are skipped automatically

activity frame
+0.00s

Step timings follows the replay — click a step to see it there

atsteptook
+0.77s goto http://127.0.0.1:8000/demo/freight/ 305 ms
+1.07s inner_text #hero-title 54 ms
+1.12s get_attribute meta[name="app-version"] 16 ms
+1.30s ⏱ track a shipment in transit 285 ms
+1.30s goto http://127.0.0.1:8000/demo/freight/track/ 55 ms
+1.36s fill #track-id 43 ms
+1.40s click #track-btn 112 ms
+1.52s wait_for_selector #track-result, #track-not-found 74 ms
+1.58s inner_text #track-status 6 ms
+1.59s inner_text #track-destination 6 ms
+1.78s ⏱ track an unknown number 279 ms
+1.78s goto http://127.0.0.1:8000/demo/freight/track/ 76 ms
+1.86s fill #track-id 34 ms
+1.89s click #track-btn 103 ms
+1.99s wait_for_selector #track-result, #track-not-found 67 ms

Times are when each step began, on the replay's clock. Add your own phases with with ctx.timed("label"):.

Screenshots

01-home.png
01-home.png
02-tracking.png
02-tracking.png

Artifacts

Run logrun.log
Playwright trace trace.zip open with: playwright show-trace trace.zip
Result JSONresult.json
Folderresults/DEMO-010/20260924-232220-r384/

Full log

Read from the S3 bucket (the last 20 KB; the whole file is the Run log link above).

[harness] test=DEMO-010 browser=chromium headed=False timeout=120s
[harness] target: http://127.0.0.1:8000/demo/
[test] [   0.77s] starting DEMO-010
[timing] goto http://127.0.0.1:8000/demo/freight/: 305ms
[timing] inner_text #hero-title: 53ms
[timing] get_attribute meta[name="app-version"]: 16ms
[test] [   1.14s] Acme Freight says it is release 3.0.0
[test] [   1.30s] screenshot: 01-home.png
[timing] goto http://127.0.0.1:8000/demo/freight/track/: 55ms
[timing] fill #track-id: 43ms
[timing] click #track-btn: 112ms
[timing] wait_for_selector #track-result, #track-not-found: 74ms
[timing] track a shipment in transit: 285ms
[timing] inner_text #track-status: 6ms
[timing] inner_text #track-destination: 6ms
[test] [   1.78s] screenshot: 02-tracking.png
[timing] goto http://127.0.0.1:8000/demo/freight/track/: 76ms
[timing] fill #track-id: 33ms
[timing] click #track-btn: 103ms
[timing] wait_for_selector #track-result, #track-not-found: 67ms
[timing] track an unknown number: 279ms
[test] [   2.07s] PASSED
[harness] security: 0 high, 1 medium, 1 low
[harness] saved trace.zip
[harness] result: passed

Security observations what the browser noticed while this ran — not a penetration test

SeverityFindingWhat to do
medium The application is served over plain HTTP
http://127.0.0.1:8000/demo/ is not HTTPS, so anything typed into it travels the network in the clear and can be modified in transit.
On an isolated lab network this may be a deliberate choice -- if so, note it and move on. Anywhere else, terminate TLS in front of the application.
low Response advertises software version (server)
server: pw-testhub -- this tells an attacker exactly what to look up known vulnerabilities for.
Suppress or blank the server header at the proxy.
info Cookie 'csrftoken' is readable by JavaScript (expected)
This looks like a CSRF token, which the page's own JavaScript has to read in order to send it back. HttpOnly would break that. Nothing to do -- listed so you know it was checked and not missed.
No action. Do check that SESSION cookies are HttpOnly.

All of these appear together on the Security page.