When filtering the test execution results using the “Failed” filter, Apidog displays an incorrect number of failed tests.
The suite contains 12 actual failed tests, but the UI shows 13/13 failed results, creating an inconsistency between the real result count and the filtered view.
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Run a Test Suite with multiple test scenarios and verify the total failed count (in this case: 12).
2. Click on Failed to filter only the failing executions.
3. Observe the number displayed in the search/filter badge.
Expected Result:
The Failed filter should display the exact number of failed tests (12 in this example).
Actual Result:
The UI displays 13 failed tests, even though only 12 exist.
This suggests that the filter is adding one non-existent failed item, or including a hidden/ghost record.
Impact:
• Causes confusion when validating execution results.
• Affects reporting accuracy for QA teams.
• Leads to incorrect visibility of real failures during debugging.
Evidence:
A screenshot is attached showing:
• Failed (12) in the main counter.
• 13/13 shown after applying the Failed filter.
