Adobe.com Signoff Daily DC Test Results - 2025-11-11

Hey guys, check out the daily test results for Adobe.com Signoff! Everything looks pretty solid, so let's dive into the details.

Test Summary

Alright, here's a quick rundown of what went down:

• ENVIRONMENT: PROD 🏭 - We're running these tests in the production environment, so this is the real deal.
• Status: SUCCESS ✅ - Woohoo! All tests passed. That’s what we like to see.
• Start Time: 11/11/2025, 7:23:57 AM - Tests kicked off bright and early.
• Duration: 9 minutes - Nice and quick. No time wasted here.
• Workflow: View Details - If you're curious, you can check out the workflow on GitHub for more details.
• Total Tests: 27 - We ran a total of 27 tests to make sure everything is working as expected.
• Passed: 27 ✅ - All 27 tests passed! Awesome!
• Failed: 0 ❌ - Zero failures. Can't complain about that!
• Success Rate: 100.00% - Perfect score! We love it when a plan comes together.
• Total URLs: 27 - We checked 27 different URLs.
• Total Links Validated: 2122 - Over 2000 links validated. That's a lot of clicking!
• 404 Errors: 0 - No broken links found. Sweet!
• 999 Errors: 13 - Okay, a few 999 errors, but we'll keep an eye on those. These are often related to rate limiting or temporary server issues.

Let's talk more about why these test summaries are so important. When we look at the ENVIRONMENT, knowing it's PROD tells us we're examining the live, user-facing version of the Adobe.com Signoff. This means any issues we catch here directly impact our users. The SUCCESS status is the best outcome, indicating that all the automated checks passed without a hitch. The Start Time and Duration help us gauge the efficiency of our testing process. If tests start taking longer, it might be a signal to optimize our workflows or infrastructure.

The link to the Workflow on GitHub is crucial for transparency and collaboration. It allows anyone on the team to dive deep into the specifics of the test run, examine logs, and understand exactly what checks were performed. The Total Tests, Passed, and Failed metrics give us a clear snapshot of the system's health. A high number of passed tests and zero failures is ideal, showing that the system is stable and performing as expected. The Success Rate provides a percentage-based view of the test results, making it easy to quickly assess the overall health of the system. In this case, a 100% success rate is fantastic news.

When we look at the link validation metrics – Total URLs, Total Links Validated, 404 Errors, and 999 Errors – we get insights into the integrity of the site's content and links. A large number of validated links indicates thorough testing, and zero 404 errors mean that no broken links were found, ensuring a smooth user experience. However, the presence of 999 errors warrants further investigation. These errors often indicate issues like rate limiting or temporary server problems, which could impact users if they persist. Monitoring these errors over time can help us identify patterns and address underlying issues before they become major problems.

Test Results Details

Here’s a more detailed look at each URL that was tested:

Let’s break down what each of these columns means, guys. The URL column simply lists the specific page that was tested. The Status column tells us whether the test passed or failed for that particular URL. A checkmark ✅ indicates a successful test. The Duration (ms) column shows how long it took, in milliseconds, for the test to complete. This is important for identifying any performance bottlenecks. The Page Load column indicates the HTTP status code received when the page was loaded. A value of 200 means the page loaded successfully.

The Total Links column displays the total number of links found on the page, while the Valid Links column shows how many of those links are working correctly. The 404 Errors column indicates the number of broken links found on the page. Ideally, this should be zero, as broken links can negatively impact the user experience. Looking at the results, we can see that all URLs passed their tests, and there were no 404 errors, which is great. The duration times vary, but nothing seems unusually high. This detailed table is super helpful for pinpointing any specific issues or areas that need improvement.

For example, consider the entry for https://www.adobe.com/acrobat/acrobat-pro.html. The status is ✅, indicating that the page passed the test. The duration is 63924 ms, or about 64 seconds. There are 107 total links on the page, with 100 of them being valid. There are no 404 errors. This information tells us that the page is functioning correctly, and there are no broken links. However, the duration time could be a point of interest for performance optimization. If this page consistently takes longer to load compared to others, it might be worth investigating further to see if there are any ways to improve its loading speed.

Also, keep in mind that the absence of 404 errors doesn't necessarily mean that all links are perfect. There could still be other types of errors, such as links that redirect to the wrong page or links that point to content that is no longer relevant. That's why it's important to regularly review and update the content of these pages to ensure that all links are accurate and up-to-date. By paying close attention to these details, we can maintain a high-quality user experience and ensure that our website is functioning as intended.

Last updated: 2025-11-11T07:33:41.566Z Generated by Daily DC Tests workflow