I have integrated Test::WWW::Selenium with the pugs smoke test suite to create a graphical output of the tests for our Application. Its bascically these scripts
run-smoke.pl
yaml-harness.pl
testgraph.pl
catalog_tests.pl
I am able to run the tests and the HTML output created but when i click on the Individual test it does not point to the correct test case. This seems to be happening even in the Pugs test output. looking into testgraph.pl the following code 
    package My::Subtest;
    use base qw/Test::TAP::Model::Subtest::Visual/;
    sub link {
        my $self = shift;
        my $link = $self->SUPER::link;
        $link =~ s/\.t(?=#line|$)/.html/;
        File::Spec->catdir("t_index",$link);
    }

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the $self->SUPER::link is returning a # . The cause seems to be something to do with Test::TAP::Model::Subtest but i am not sure . Any pointers on where the problem could be ?

Thanks to the Pugs team for the modules

In reply to Pugs Smoke test by mkirank

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