E2E: utility - cleanup all

[phyllis-sy-wu]

WHY are these changes introduced?

After splitting store and app cleanup into separate scripts, we need a single convenient command to run both at once.

WHAT is this pull request doing?

Adds convenience pnpm commands in the root package.json that runs both cleanup scripts.

"test:e2e-cleanup": "pnpm --filter e2e exec tsx scripts/cleanup-stores.ts; pnpm --filter e2e exec tsx scripts/cleanup-apps.ts",
"test:e2e-cleanup-stores": "pnpm --filter e2e exec tsx scripts/cleanup-stores.ts",
"test:e2e-cleanup-apps": "pnpm --filter e2e exec tsx scripts/cleanup-apps.ts"

Logic

test:e2e-cleanup

1. Run cleanup-stores.ts — find and delete leftover E2E dev stores (uninstalls apps first)
2. Then run cleanup-apps.ts — find and delete leftover E2E apps from the dev dashboard
3. Uses ; instead of && so app cleanup always runs even if store cleanup fails (they are independent operations)
4. Stores run first because deleting a store automatically removes app installs, reducing work for cleanup-apps

Individual scripts can also be run:

pnpm test:e2e-cleanup-stores
pnpm test:e2e-cleanup-apps

Other changes

• tsx added as e2e devDependency — previously used via npx tsx (unpinned, slower first run). Now follows the established pnpm --filter e2e exec pattern, matching how test:e2e runs Playwright.
• Knip config updated — added packages/e2e/scripts/** to root workspace ignore (scripts belong to the e2e workspace, already in ignoreWorkspaces, but knip picked them up via the root package.json script reference).

How to test your changes?

1. Create leftover apps by skipping teardown:

   E2E_SKIP_TEARDOWN=1 DEBUG=1 pnpm --filter e2e exec playwright test app

2. Clean up:

   pnpm test:e2e-cleanup

Example: pnpm test:e2e-cleanup

cleanup-all.mov

Expand for example output

cli % pnpm test:e2e-cleanup

> @0.0.0 test:e2e-cleanup /Users/psyw/src/github.com/Shopify/cli
> pnpm --filter e2e exec tsx scripts/cleanup-stores.ts; pnpm --filter e2e exec tsx scripts/cleanup-apps.ts


[cleanup-stores] Mode:    Uninstall apps + Delete stores
[cleanup-stores] Org:     161686155
[cleanup-stores] Pattern: "e2e-w"

[cleanup-stores] Logging in...
[cleanup-stores] Logged in successfully.
[cleanup-stores] Navigating to stores page...
[cleanup-stores] Found 1 store(s)

[cleanup-stores] [1/1] e2e-w1-1776783406171
  1 app(s) installed
  Uninstalling apps...
    Uninstalled E2E-dev-1776783472119
  Apps uninstalled (empty state confirmed)
  Deleting store...
  Deleted
  (61.8s)


[cleanup-stores] Complete: 1 succeeded (82.4s total)

[cleanup-apps] Mode:    Uninstall + Delete
[cleanup-apps] Org:     161686155
[cleanup-apps] Pattern: "E2E-"

[cleanup-apps] Logging in...
[cleanup-apps] Logged in successfully.
[cleanup-apps] Navigating to dashboard...
[cleanup-apps] Dashboard returned server error (attempt 1/3), retrying...
[cleanup-apps] Dashboard loaded.
[cleanup-apps] Finding matching apps...
[cleanup-apps] Found 4 app(s)

  1. E2E-dev-1776783472119 (0 installs)
  2. E2E-scaffold-1776783406172 (0 installs)
  3. E2E-deploy-1776783406181 (0 installs)
  4. E2E-ext-only-1776783406172 (0 installs)

[cleanup-apps] [1/4] E2E-dev-1776783472119
  Not installed
  Deleting...
  Deleted
  (8.1s)

[cleanup-apps] [2/4] E2E-scaffold-1776783406172
  Not installed
  Deleting...
  Deleted
  (6.4s)

[cleanup-apps] [3/4] E2E-deploy-1776783406181
  Not installed
  Deleting...
  Deleted
  (6.2s)

[cleanup-apps] [4/4] E2E-ext-only-1776783406172
  Not installed
  Deleting...
  Deleted
  (6.8s)


[cleanup-apps] Complete: 4 deleted (37.1s total)

[phyllis-sy-wu]

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• E2E - QA: init, deploy, versions list, config link, 2nd deploy #7367
• E2E: automatic teardown polish #7358
• E2E: improve CLI log format #7364
• E2E: utility - cleanup all #7357 👈 (View in Graphite)
• E2E: utility - cleanup apps #7356
• E2E: utility - cleanup stores #7355
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