feat: add structured JSON logging to test harness and collect as arti…#994
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Pull Request Description
Resolves #646. Adds a structured logging framework for tests, formatting console/application execution logs as machine-readable JSON entries. Each log line is injected with crucial metadata (timestamps, test name, URL context, log level, and system environment details) and saved as a test artifact.
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tests/harness/structured_logger.py— handles JSON formatting and file rotation/writingtest_structured_logging.py— validation test suite verifying logging outputFeature Description
What does this add?
It fixes the issue of unstructured test outputs by establishing a custom
JsonStructuredFormatter. When tests run, all logs are intercepting and compiled into a single JSON artifact, allowing immediate correlation with backend application logs during post-failure investigations.How does a developer use it?
Developers simply inject the
structured_logfixture into their test cases: