Trying to capture a flow by hand rather than through a scenario.
bun run sdods har record -p demo-shop -e staging --interactive✖ CONFIG_INVALID: --interactive needs --name <har-name>.Fine, added --name checkout. Codegen opened, I clicked through the flow, closed the window, and got this:
✖ RUN_FAILED: Codegen closed without writing a HAR.Nothing in har/staging/. Two errors, two guesses, no recording.
Accepted answer
The first one is straightforward. Interactive recording is not driven by a scenario, so there is no @har:<name> tag to take the filename from and you have to supply it. That is also the tag you will put on scenarios afterwards, so pick the name you want to type in Gherkin.
The second one is about how the file gets written. The recording is flushed when the browser context closes cleanly. If the process was interrupted — Ctrl-C in the terminal, or the window going away without the context shutting down — nothing is written and you get exactly that message. Close the codegen window itself and let the command finish on its own.
Full form:
bun run sdods har record -p demo-shop -e staging --interactive --name checkout --url /cart.html --har-glob "**/*"On success it tells you the tag to use:
✔ HAR written: projects/demo-shop/har/staging/checkout.har — tag scenarios with @har:checkoutMonths late, but one thing that is easy to get wrong from reading the flag list: --har-glob only does anything in interactive mode.
When you record through scenarios instead, the glob is not taken from the command line at all — it comes from the sidecar of the existing recording, defaulting to everything. So if you want a narrow capture, do the first recording interactively with the glob you want; the sidecar remembers it and later scenario-driven refreshes keep it.
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