http_req_failed passes and fails count reversed

[DaveSenn]

Brief summary

It Looks like the values for http_req_failed passes nad fails are switched in the consule output and the summary JSON.

Ths console shows 0% fails but all requests (400) are lsited under failed:

The same in the summary JSON:

        "http_req_failed": {
            "passes": 0,
            "fails": 400,
            "value": 0
        },

I've checked..all requests are successful (200 OK).

Here my script:

import http from 'k6/http';
import { getUserToken } from '../../Helpers/UserTokenHelper.js';

let advertisementImageId = null;

export default function (data) {
  getAdvertisementImage(data);
};

function getAdvertisementImage(data) {
  const url = `${__ENV.API_Url}AdvertisementImage/${advertisementImageId}/image?imageSize=Small`;
  const params = {
    headers: {
      'Content-Type': __ENV.API_ContentType,
      'Accept-Encoding': __ENV.API_Compression,
      'api-version': __ENV.API_Version,
      'user-token': data.userToken
    }
  }

  // Request
  const res = http.get(url, params);
}

// Setup
export function setup() {
  const userToken = getUserToken();

  return {
    userToken: userToken
  }
}

k6 version

k6 v0.36.0 (2022-01-24T09:50:03+0000/ff3f8df, go1.17.6, windows/amd64)

OS

Windows 10 21H2

Docker version and image (if applicable)

No response

Steps to reproduce the problem

Run the script.
Add --summary-export="Test.json" for summary output.

Expected behaviour

Switch the counters.

Actual behaviour

...

[efdknittlfrank]

Looks like a duplicate of #2306. To quote @na-- :

Thanks for reporting this! Technically, since the http_req_failed metric is tracking the failures, it's technically correct. But yeah, that's super confusing 😞
— #2306 (comment)