Fix CI: pin wp-env core to WordPress 6.9.3 and keep debug output out …#3233
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…of responses core was unpinned (null) in the wp-env configs, so CI silently jumped to WordPress 7.0, which broke the admin-login and order-status redirects the Playwright suite relies on (auth_setup failed and took 4 e2e shards down with "42 did not run"). Pin to 6.9.3 (latest 6.x) — this also satisfies WooCommerce 10.8.1, which now requires WP >= 6.9, so 6.8.x is no longer compatible with current WooCommerce. - Pin core to wordpress-6.9.3.zip in .wp-env.json and .wp-env.ci.json - Set WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY false in testData.installWp.debugInfo so notices/deprecations stay in debug.log instead of the response body (prevents leaked output from corrupting wp_redirect()/wp_safe_redirect() Location headers)
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughPins WordPress core to 6.9.3, disables automatic updates and external wordpress.org HTTP, refactors admin login to cookie-polling, silences WP debug display, tightens Playwright waits/selectors, and adds many React-focused Playwright specs and page-objects for Dokan features. ChangesTest Infrastructure Hardening
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Rewrite adminLogin() to stop racing on page.waitForResponse inside a Promise.all. On loaded GitHub Actions runners that wait timed out at 15s (or fired before the listener attached) and hung the whole call, failing 'authenticate admin' and skipping every dependent test. Mirror the already-working frontendLogin() pattern: click #wp-submit, let navigation settle on domcontentloaded, then poll the wordpress_logged_in_ cookie to confirm authentication before saving storage state. Applied to both the e2e and api _auth.setup.ts. Disable WordPress auto-updates in wp-env so core stays pinned at 6.9.3: WP_AUTO_UPDATE_CORE=false and AUTOMATIC_UPDATER_DISABLED=true, added to .wp-env.json, .wp-env.ci.json and .wp-env.override.json (CI rebuilds the override from one of the first two). These are JSON booleans on purpose: wp-env only emits 'wp config set --raw' for non-strings, so a "false" string would become a truthy PHP string and re-enable updates.
The earlier race fix exposed the real cause: the wp-admin dashboard render
is slow after login because admin_init fires synchronous wordpress.org
update checks that stall on CI runners. click()'s built-in wait-for-
navigation then hit the 15s actionTimeout (frontend logins, which never
touch admin_init, stayed fast).
- Add mu-plugin that disables auto-updates, removes the _maybe_update_*
admin_init checks, fails wordpress.org HTTP instantly, and caps any other
outbound request at 3s so no third-party host can hang a page render.
- Submit the login form via dispatchEvent('click') instead of click() so we
don't auto-wait on the heavy dashboard; the auth cookie is set by the fast
wp-login.php 302 and confirmed by the existing cookie poll. Applied to both
the e2e and api _auth.setup.ts.
Verified locally: authenticate admin now passes in ~5s (was timing out at
~26s) with the logged-in cookie captured into storage state.
The plugins.php row for the premium dokan-invoice plugin renders with data-slug="dokan-pdf-invoice" (WordPress derives data-slug from the display name "Dokan - PDF Invoice" via sanitize_title for non-wordpress.org plugins), not the folder name. The test queried tr[data-slug='dokan-invoice'] which matched nothing, so it failed with 'element(s) not found' even though the plugin was active. Match on data-plugin (the stable plugin file path) instead. This surfaced only after the admin-auth fix unblocked shard 7 — it was never reached before. Verified locally: the test now passes (was failing all retries).
…cements These Promise.all([waitForResponse, click]) waits used predicates loose enough to latch onto the wrong response and resolve before the intended mutation actually round-tripped: - abuseReportsPage.clickSaveChanges: waited for any wp-admin POST. The Dokan settings save is an admin-ajax POST, but so is the WP heartbeat (~15-60s) — a heartbeat tick could satisfy the wait. Now excludes only the heartbeat by its post body (action=heartbeat) so the save still matches. - announcementsPage.announcementBulkAction / trashAnnouncementByTitle: waited on dokan/v1/announcement by status alone, which also matches the table's refetch GET. Now require a non-GET method so the wait tracks the actual mutation (CREATABLE/EDITABLE/DELETABLE per AnnouncementController), not the GET refetch. Verified locally: abuse 'Old Test Case 4' and announcements 'Old Test Case 8' pass with the tightened predicates. Other Promise.all(waitForResponse, click) helpers already key on a specific endpoint + status and were left unchanged.
Mirror the legacy old-UI Playwright cases against the new React vendor dashboard (/dashboard/new/#/...) so both surfaces have parity coverage during the 5.0.0 rollout. Each folder is structured by role (vendor / admin / customer) plus a cross-role business flow, with every test tagged gate (@lite/@Pro) + role + @new-ui under a NEW REACT UI banner. New folders under tests/pw/tests/e2e/: new-products, new-orders, new-withdraw, new-reverse-withdraw, new-manual-order, new-seller-badge, new-store-reviews, new-store-seo, new-shipping, new-social Upgrade new-coupons from render-smoke to full functional coverage. ~117 tests passing against wp-env; the handful of test.skip cases are documented (fixed-cart coupon not creatable in React, WC-Blocks checkout non-deterministic, reverse-withdrawal admin actions have no React surface).
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tests/pw/tests/e2e/new-manual-order/newManualOrderPage.ts (1)
229-238: ⚡ Quick winPrefer awaiting the customer-fetch response over a fixed
waitForTimeout(2500).A fixed 2.5s sleep is both a flakiness source (slow CI can exceed it) and wasteful when the request resolves quickly. Since this PR targets CI stability, wait on the
/dokan/v1/customersGET, then a short render settle. The same pattern applies tosearchProductInModal(Line 316, waiting on the products fetch).♻️ Suggested change for
searchCustomerasync searchCustomer(query: string): Promise<string[]> { await this.customerInput.click(); + const loaded = this.page + .waitForResponse(r => r.url().includes('/dokan/v1/customers') && r.request().method() === 'GET', { timeout: 10000 }) + .catch(() => null); await this.customerInput.fill(query); - // Async loader; wait for the request + render to settle. - await this.page.waitForTimeout(2500); + // Async loader; wait for the request to resolve, then a brief render settle. + await loaded; + await this.page.waitForTimeout(300); const options = this.page.locator(newManualOrderSelectors.rsOption);🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@tests/pw/tests/e2e/new-manual-order/newManualOrderPage.ts` around lines 229 - 238, Replace the fixed sleep in searchCustomer with an explicit wait for the customers network request: after filling the input in searchCustomer, use page.waitForResponse (or page.waitForRequestFinished) matching the GET /dokan/v1/customers URL, then follow with a short page.waitForTimeout (~100-250ms) to let the render settle before querying newManualOrderSelectors.rsOption; apply the same pattern to searchProductInModal (wait for the products fetch endpoint, then a short settle wait) so tests wait for the real API responses instead of a 2500ms hard sleep.tests/pw/tests/e2e/new-coupons/newCouponsPage.ts (2)
400-405: ⚡ Quick winReturn usage value only, not full row text.
getUsageForCouponcurrently returns all row text, so callers can parse the wrongn/token if other cells include slash-formatted values.💡 Suggested fix
async getUsageForCoupon(code: string): Promise<string> { const row = this.rowByCode(code).first(); await row.waitFor({ state: 'visible', timeout: 10000 }); - return (await row.innerText()).replace(/\s+/g, ' ').trim(); + const text = (await row.innerText()).replace(/\s+/g, ' ').trim(); + const matches = text.match(/\b\d+\s*\/\s*(?:\d+|∞)\b/g); + if (!matches?.length) { + throw new Error(`Usage token not found for coupon: ${code}`); + } + return matches[matches.length - 1]; }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@tests/pw/tests/e2e/new-coupons/newCouponsPage.ts` around lines 400 - 405, getUsageForCoupon currently returns the entire row text, causing callers to pick the wrong slash-formatted token; change it to return only the usage cell's text. In the getUsageForCoupon method (and using rowByCode(code) to locate the row), locate the specific usage cell (e.g., the appropriate td/column locator or a data-test attribute for the usage column) and await that cell being visible, then return the cell's innerText normalized (replace whitespace and trim) instead of using the whole row's innerText.
303-305: ⚡ Quick winEscape
querybefore constructingRegExp.Building regex directly from
querycan break matching (or throw) when coupon/product text contains regex metacharacters.💡 Suggested fix
+const escapeRegExp = (value: string): string => + value.replace(/[.*+?^${}()|[\]\\]/g, '\\$&'); + async selectProduct(query: string): Promise<void> { const input = this.page.locator(newCouponsSelectors.productSelectInput).first(); @@ - const option = this.page.locator(newCouponsSelectors.reactSelectOption) - .filter({ hasText: new RegExp(query, 'i') }).first(); + const queryPattern = new RegExp(escapeRegExp(query), 'i'); + const option = this.page.locator(newCouponsSelectors.reactSelectOption) + .filter({ hasText: queryPattern }).first(); @@ - await this.page.locator('div#product').filter({ hasText: new RegExp(query, 'i') }) + await this.page.locator('div#product').filter({ hasText: queryPattern }) .first().waitFor({ state: 'visible', timeout: 5000 }); }Also applies to: 320-321
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@tests/pw/tests/e2e/new-coupons/newCouponsPage.ts` around lines 303 - 305, The code constructs RegExp directly from user-supplied query when building the locator filter (see usage of new RegExp(query, 'i') inside the locator that uses newCouponsSelectors.reactSelectOption), which can throw or mis-match on special regex characters; fix by escaping regex metacharacters before building the RegExp (add an escapeRegExp helper that replaces /[.*+?^${}()|[\]\\]/g with '\\$&' and use new RegExp(escapeRegExp(query), 'i')), and apply this change to both occurrences (the locator at the shown line and the other occurrence around lines 320-321).tests/pw/tests/e2e/new-seller-badge/newSellerBadgePage.ts (1)
64-74: ⚡ Quick win
waitForReadyreturns silently on timeout and ignorestimeoutMsfor the readiness loop.The React-root
waitForusestimeoutMs(30s), but the subsequent poll for tabs/heading is hardcoded to 15s and—critically—falls through to a normal return when neither appears. A failed render is therefore treated as "ready", so downstream assertions fail with confusing errors instead of a clear readiness timeout here.♻️ Throw on readiness timeout and honor the parameter
async waitForReady(timeoutMs = 30000): Promise<void> { await this.page.locator(newSellerBadgeSelectors.reactRoot).first().waitFor({ state: 'visible', timeout: timeoutMs }); const start = Date.now(); - while (Date.now() - start < 15000) { + while (Date.now() - start < timeoutMs) { const tabs = await this.page.locator(newSellerBadgeSelectors.anyTab).count(); if (tabs > 0) return; const heading = await this.heading.isVisible().catch(() => false); if (heading) return; await this.page.waitForTimeout(250); } + throw new Error('NewSellerBadgePage.waitForReady: tab strip / heading not rendered before timeout'); }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@tests/pw/tests/e2e/new-seller-badge/newSellerBadgePage.ts` around lines 64 - 74, waitForReady currently waits up to timeoutMs for the reactRoot but then polls for tabs/heading for a hardcoded 15s and returns silently if nothing appears; change the polling loop in waitForReady to use the passed timeoutMs (use start = Date.now(); while (Date.now() - start < timeoutMs)) and after the loop throw a descriptive Error (e.g., "waitForReady timed out waiting for tabs or heading") so failures are explicit; reference newSellerBadgeSelectors.reactRoot, newSellerBadgeSelectors.anyTab and this.heading to locate the readiness checks to update.tests/pw/tests/e2e/new-shipping/newShippingPage.ts (1)
85-88: 💤 Low valueFire-and-forget
closeAnnouncementModalmay surface as an unhandled rejection.
void closeAnnouncementModal(page)discards the promise without a.catch. If it rejects (e.g. during page teardown or before navigation), it becomes an unhandled rejection. Attaching a.catchkeeps the best-effort intent without the risk.♻️ Optional
- void closeAnnouncementModal(page); + void closeAnnouncementModal(page).catch(() => undefined);🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@tests/pw/tests/e2e/new-shipping/newShippingPage.ts` around lines 85 - 88, The constructor currently fires closeAnnouncementModal(page) without handling rejections; update the constructor in newShippingPage to either await closeAnnouncementModal(page) or retain the fire-and-forget behavior but attach a .catch to handle errors (e.g., closeAnnouncementModal(page).catch(err => /* log or ignore */)), referencing the constructor and closeAnnouncementModal(page) to ensure any rejection is handled and prevents unhandled promise rejections.tests/pw/tests/e2e/new-store-seo/newStoreSeoPage.ts (1)
69-72: ⚡ Quick winMove
closeAnnouncementModalout of the constructor.This fires at construction time, before
goto()navigates the page, so the announcement modal isn't rendered yet and the call is effectively a no-op. Thevoid-ed promise can also resolve later and interact with the page mid-navigation. Move it intogoto()(after navigation, awaited) so it reliably dismisses the modal before assertions.♻️ Proposed change
constructor(page: Page) { this.page = page; - void closeAnnouncementModal(page); } @@ async goto(): Promise<void> { await this.page.goto(this.url); await this.page.waitForLoadState('domcontentloaded'); + await closeAnnouncementModal(this.page); await this.waitForReady(); }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@tests/pw/tests/e2e/new-store-seo/newStoreSeoPage.ts` around lines 69 - 72, The call to closeAnnouncementModal is currently invoked in the class constructor (constructor(page: Page)) which runs before navigation and is void-ignored; remove that call from the constructor and instead invoke await closeAnnouncementModal(this.page) inside the page navigation method (goto()) immediately after the navigation completes and before any assertions or interactions, so the modal is dismissed reliably and the promise is awaited; update references to use this.page and ensure no stray void-ed promises remain.tests/pw/tests/e2e/new-products/newProductsPage.ts (2)
173-177: 💤 Low valueUse the
seededProductIdconstant instead of the literal19.
newProductsData.seededProductId(Line 13) is defined but never used; the edit-route regex hardcodes19. Centralizing avoids drift if the fixture ID changes (see also the related determinism concern innewProducts.spec.ts).♻️ Use the constant
- await this.page.waitForURL(/#\/?products\/19\/edit/, { timeout: 15000 }).catch(() => undefined); + await this.page.waitForURL(new RegExp(`#/?products/${newProductsData.seededProductId}/edit`), { timeout: 15000 }).catch(() => undefined);🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@tests/pw/tests/e2e/new-products/newProductsPage.ts` around lines 173 - 177, The openSeededProduct method currently hardcodes the edit-route regex with `19`; replace that literal with the shared constant `newProductsData.seededProductId` (used where `seededProductId` is defined) so the waitForURL assertion uses a dynamic pattern based on that constant—update the regex/string passed to page.waitForURL in openSeededProduct to interpolate or build the URL using `newProductsData.seededProductId` (keeping the same timeout and error handling) to avoid drift if the fixture ID changes.
111-119: 💤 Low value
timeoutMsis ignored by the poll loop.
waitForReady(timeoutMs)only applies the parameter toreactRoot.waitFor; the readiness poll is hardcoded to15000, so callers passing a larger budget won't actually wait longer for rows/empty-state. Derive the loop bound fromtimeoutMs.♻️ Honor the parameter
- await this.reactRoot.waitFor({ state: 'visible', timeout: timeoutMs }); - const start = Date.now(); - while (Date.now() - start < 15000) { + await this.reactRoot.waitFor({ state: 'visible', timeout: timeoutMs }); + const start = Date.now(); + while (Date.now() - start < timeoutMs) {🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@tests/pw/tests/e2e/new-products/newProductsPage.ts` around lines 111 - 119, The poll loop in waitForReady(timeoutMs) ignores the timeoutMs parameter (it uses a hardcoded 15000); update the loop condition to derive its bound from the provided timeoutMs so callers actually control how long rows.count()/emptyState.count() are polled. In function waitForReady, after calling this.reactRoot.waitFor(...), compute the remaining timeout from the passed timeoutMs (e.g., use Date.now() - start vs timeoutMs or calculate a remaining variable) and use that value instead of the hardcoded 15000 in the while loop that checks this.rows.count(), this.emptyState.count(), and calls this.page.waitForTimeout().
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
Inline comments:
In `@tests/pw/tests/e2e/new-coupons/newCoupons.spec.ts`:
- Around line 114-117: The test creates ApiUtils via new ApiUtils(await
request.newContext()) but calls await apiUtils.dispose() only on the happy path;
wrap each REST call and assertions using the ApiUtils instance in a try { ... }
finally { await apiUtils.dispose(); } to guarantee disposal on exceptions —
update the blocks that call new ApiUtils(...) and then use methods like
apiUtils.getAllCoupons(...) (and other API calls in the same spec) so that the
creation, calls, and expect assertions are inside the try and the single cleanup
call to apiUtils.dispose() is placed in the finally.
In `@tests/pw/tests/e2e/new-coupons/newCouponsPage.ts`:
- Around line 154-165: The waitForListReady function currently polls a fixed 15s
and swallows failures; update it to use the passed timeoutMs for the whole
readiness check and throw an explicit error if the list isn't ready by then.
Concretely, compute a deadline = Date.now() + timeoutMs, use that deadline in
the polling loop (replace the hardcoded 15000), and at loop exit throw an Error
like "waitForListReady: list not ready after ${timeoutMs}ms". Also stop silently
swallowing errors from the couponDashboard waitFor (remove the .catch(() =>
undefined) on the locator wait) so failures surface early; keep referencing
newCouponsSelectors.reactRoot, newCouponsSelectors.couponDashboard,
newCouponsSelectors.dataRow, and newCouponsSelectors.emptyState to locate the
changes.
In `@tests/pw/tests/e2e/new-orders/newOrders.spec.ts`:
- Around line 201-211: The test currently calls test.skip(!changed, ...) after
awaiting orders.completeOrderById(flowOrderId) which can abort the test before
apiUtils.dispose() runs, leaking the request context; wrap the post-action logic
in a try/finally (or move apiUtils.dispose() into a finally) so that
apiUtils.dispose() is always called regardless of skip/throws, keeping the
existing awaits for vPage.close() and vCtx.close() and leaving the status
assertion (apiUtils.getSingleOrder / expect) inside the try block.
In `@tests/pw/tests/e2e/new-products/newProducts.spec.ts`:
- Around line 31-42: The seeded-product test is brittle because the spec
recreates the product by name via ApiUtils.getAllProducts and
ApiUtils.createProduct but doesn’t capture the server-assigned id, while
newProductsPage currently hardcodes seededProductId '19'; fix by capturing the
response from ApiUtils.createProduct (the created product's id) in
test.beforeAll and passing that id into the page object / assertions (or store
it in a test-scoped variable) so newProductsPage uses the actual id for its
route assertions; update references to ApiUtils.createProduct,
newProductsData.seededProductName, and newProductsPage.seededProductId (or its
constructor/method that sets the id) so the spec asserts
`/products/<actualId>/edit` instead of a hardcoded 19 (alternatively, find the
product link by name and extract its href to assert the correct id).
In `@tests/pw/tests/e2e/new-shipping/newShippingPage.ts`:
- Around line 133-136: The current implementations of hasNoPhpFatal,
isMethodListed, and isMethodListedExact use locator.isVisible({ timeout }) which
snapshots once and does not poll; replace those checks with a polling-friendly
wait (e.g., call
this.page.locator(newShippingSelectors.phpFatal).first().waitFor({ state:
'hidden' or 'detached', timeout }) for hasNoPhpFatal, and use
this.methodRowByExactTitle(title).waitFor({ state: 'visible', timeout }) (or
expect(locator).toBeVisible({ timeout })) for isMethodListed and
isMethodListedExact, then return true on success and false on catch to preserve
current boolean semantics; update references to newShippingSelectors.phpFatal,
hasNoPhpFatal, isMethodListed, isMethodListedExact, and methodRowByExactTitle
accordingly.
In `@tests/pw/tests/e2e/new-social/newSocial.spec.ts`:
- Line 5: The v1 path resolution is brittle and likely points to the wrong
folder causing browser.newContext({ storageState }) to fail; update the v1
computation to resolve the vendorStorageState.json from a stable anchor (e.g.,
project/playwright/.auth) using path.resolve/path.join with explicit '..'
segments from __dirname (reference v1 and path.join), and add a quick existence
check (fs.existsSync) before passing it into browser.newContext to fail fast
with a clear error if the file is missing.
In `@tests/pw/tests/e2e/new-social/newSocialPage.ts`:
- Around line 110-117: The saveAndVerifyPersisted method only asserts fb and
twitter; update it to verify every provided field on the SocialProfiles payload
so missing/changed fields fail tests. In saveAndVerifyPersisted (and its use of
SocialProfiles), after navigation check each property that is !== undefined (fb,
twitter, linkedin, youtube, instagram) and call the appropriate
expect(...).toHaveValue(...) for the matching page element (e.g., this.fb,
this.twitter, this.linkedin, this.youtube, this.instagram) so all supplied
fields are validated.
In `@tests/pw/tests/e2e/new-store-seo/newStoreSeo.spec.ts`:
- Around line 46-51: The test currently adds a redundant and race-prone
assertion against seo.successNotice after calling NewStoreSeoPage.save(); remove
the extra await expect(seo.successNotice).toBeVisible() from the test and
instead assert a committed state (e.g., reload and verify persisted SEO fields
from newStoreSeoData.seo()) or at minimum assert that seo.errorNotice is not
visible; keep the existing wait inside NewStoreSeoPage.save() which already
awaits div[role="status"] and use functions like seo.reload()/seo.getSeoValues()
or seo.errorNotice to verify persistence/no-error.
In `@tests/pw/tests/e2e/new-store-seo/newStoreSeoPage.ts`:
- Around line 108-111: The hasNoPhpFatal() function uses Locator.isVisible({
timeout: 1000 }) which does not retry, so change it to a retrying
wait/assertion: use the locator from newStoreSeoSelectors.phpFatal
(this.page.locator(...).first()) with a retrying check such as await
expect(locator).not.toBeVisible({ timeout: 1000 }) or await locator.waitFor({
state: 'hidden', timeout: 1000 }), then map the success/failure to a boolean
return (true when the expectation/wait succeeds, false on timeout/error) so
hasNoPhpFatal() reliably waits for the fatal text to not appear.
In `@tests/pw/tests/e2e/new-withdraw/newWithdrawPage.ts`:
- Around line 40-41: Update the broad table selectors in the newWithdrawPage
page object so they only target the withdraw-requests DataViews wrapper: replace
the current values of dataViewsTable and dataRow (in
tests/pw/tests/e2e/new-withdraw/newWithdrawPage.ts) that use ", table" fallbacks
with selectors anchored to the withdraw namespace (use the DOM wrapper id for
withdraw requests, e.g. `#dokan-withdraw-request-data-view`) so dataViewsTable
targets "`#dokan-withdraw-request-data-view` table.dataviews-view-table" and
dataRow targets "`#dokan-withdraw-request-data-view` table.dataviews-view-table
tbody tr" to prevent matching unrelated tables and fix
waitForListReady()/getRowCount() flakiness.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@tests/pw/tests/e2e/new-coupons/newCouponsPage.ts`:
- Around line 400-405: getUsageForCoupon currently returns the entire row text,
causing callers to pick the wrong slash-formatted token; change it to return
only the usage cell's text. In the getUsageForCoupon method (and using
rowByCode(code) to locate the row), locate the specific usage cell (e.g., the
appropriate td/column locator or a data-test attribute for the usage column) and
await that cell being visible, then return the cell's innerText normalized
(replace whitespace and trim) instead of using the whole row's innerText.
- Around line 303-305: The code constructs RegExp directly from user-supplied
query when building the locator filter (see usage of new RegExp(query, 'i')
inside the locator that uses newCouponsSelectors.reactSelectOption), which can
throw or mis-match on special regex characters; fix by escaping regex
metacharacters before building the RegExp (add an escapeRegExp helper that
replaces /[.*+?^${}()|[\]\\]/g with '\\$&' and use new
RegExp(escapeRegExp(query), 'i')), and apply this change to both occurrences
(the locator at the shown line and the other occurrence around lines 320-321).
In `@tests/pw/tests/e2e/new-manual-order/newManualOrderPage.ts`:
- Around line 229-238: Replace the fixed sleep in searchCustomer with an
explicit wait for the customers network request: after filling the input in
searchCustomer, use page.waitForResponse (or page.waitForRequestFinished)
matching the GET /dokan/v1/customers URL, then follow with a short
page.waitForTimeout (~100-250ms) to let the render settle before querying
newManualOrderSelectors.rsOption; apply the same pattern to searchProductInModal
(wait for the products fetch endpoint, then a short settle wait) so tests wait
for the real API responses instead of a 2500ms hard sleep.
In `@tests/pw/tests/e2e/new-products/newProductsPage.ts`:
- Around line 173-177: The openSeededProduct method currently hardcodes the
edit-route regex with `19`; replace that literal with the shared constant
`newProductsData.seededProductId` (used where `seededProductId` is defined) so
the waitForURL assertion uses a dynamic pattern based on that constant—update
the regex/string passed to page.waitForURL in openSeededProduct to interpolate
or build the URL using `newProductsData.seededProductId` (keeping the same
timeout and error handling) to avoid drift if the fixture ID changes.
- Around line 111-119: The poll loop in waitForReady(timeoutMs) ignores the
timeoutMs parameter (it uses a hardcoded 15000); update the loop condition to
derive its bound from the provided timeoutMs so callers actually control how
long rows.count()/emptyState.count() are polled. In function waitForReady, after
calling this.reactRoot.waitFor(...), compute the remaining timeout from the
passed timeoutMs (e.g., use Date.now() - start vs timeoutMs or calculate a
remaining variable) and use that value instead of the hardcoded 15000 in the
while loop that checks this.rows.count(), this.emptyState.count(), and calls
this.page.waitForTimeout().
In `@tests/pw/tests/e2e/new-seller-badge/newSellerBadgePage.ts`:
- Around line 64-74: waitForReady currently waits up to timeoutMs for the
reactRoot but then polls for tabs/heading for a hardcoded 15s and returns
silently if nothing appears; change the polling loop in waitForReady to use the
passed timeoutMs (use start = Date.now(); while (Date.now() - start <
timeoutMs)) and after the loop throw a descriptive Error (e.g., "waitForReady
timed out waiting for tabs or heading") so failures are explicit; reference
newSellerBadgeSelectors.reactRoot, newSellerBadgeSelectors.anyTab and
this.heading to locate the readiness checks to update.
In `@tests/pw/tests/e2e/new-shipping/newShippingPage.ts`:
- Around line 85-88: The constructor currently fires
closeAnnouncementModal(page) without handling rejections; update the constructor
in newShippingPage to either await closeAnnouncementModal(page) or retain the
fire-and-forget behavior but attach a .catch to handle errors (e.g.,
closeAnnouncementModal(page).catch(err => /* log or ignore */)), referencing the
constructor and closeAnnouncementModal(page) to ensure any rejection is handled
and prevents unhandled promise rejections.
In `@tests/pw/tests/e2e/new-store-seo/newStoreSeoPage.ts`:
- Around line 69-72: The call to closeAnnouncementModal is currently invoked in
the class constructor (constructor(page: Page)) which runs before navigation and
is void-ignored; remove that call from the constructor and instead invoke await
closeAnnouncementModal(this.page) inside the page navigation method (goto())
immediately after the navigation completes and before any assertions or
interactions, so the modal is dismissed reliably and the promise is awaited;
update references to use this.page and ensure no stray void-ed promises remain.
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| const apiUtils = new ApiUtils(await request.newContext()); | ||
| const all = (await apiUtils.getAllCoupons(payloads.vendorAuth)) as Array<{ code: string }>; | ||
| await apiUtils.dispose(); | ||
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Guarantee ApiUtils disposal in exception paths (try/finally)
tests/pw/tests/e2e/new-coupons/newCoupons.spec.ts creates ApiUtils with request.newContext(), but disposes only after successful REST + assertions; if any API call throws or an expect fails, await apiUtils.dispose() is skipped. Since ApiUtils.dispose() directly calls this.request.dispose(), each block should wrap the REST call + assertions in try { ... } finally { await apiUtils.dispose(); }.
Apply to: 114-117, 233-237, 270-280, 306-315.
💡 Suggested fix pattern (apply to each block)
-const apiUtils = new ApiUtils(await request.newContext());
-const [response, orderBody] = await apiUtils.createOrder(process.env.PRODUCT_ID as string, orderPayload, payloads.adminAuth);
-expect(response.ok(), 'order with coupon line created').toBeTruthy();
-await apiUtils.dispose();
+const apiUtils = new ApiUtils(await request.newContext());
+try {
+ const [response, orderBody] = await apiUtils.createOrder(process.env.PRODUCT_ID as string, orderPayload, payloads.adminAuth);
+ expect(response.ok(), 'order with coupon line created').toBeTruthy();
+} finally {
+ await apiUtils.dispose();
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In `@tests/pw/tests/e2e/new-coupons/newCoupons.spec.ts` around lines 114 - 117,
The test creates ApiUtils via new ApiUtils(await request.newContext()) but calls
await apiUtils.dispose() only on the happy path; wrap each REST call and
assertions using the ApiUtils instance in a try { ... } finally { await
apiUtils.dispose(); } to guarantee disposal on exceptions — update the blocks
that call new ApiUtils(...) and then use methods like
apiUtils.getAllCoupons(...) (and other API calls in the same spec) so that the
creation, calls, and expect assertions are inside the try and the single cleanup
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| async waitForListReady(timeoutMs = 30000): Promise<void> { | ||
| await this.page.locator(newCouponsSelectors.reactRoot).first().waitFor({ state: 'visible', timeout: timeoutMs }); | ||
| await this.page.locator(newCouponsSelectors.couponDashboard).first().waitFor({ state: 'visible', timeout: timeoutMs }).catch(() => undefined); | ||
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| await this.page.waitForTimeout(250); | ||
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Make waitForListReady honor timeoutMs and fail explicitly when not ready.
Right now it polls for a hardcoded 15s and can return without proving readiness, which hides the real failure point and causes flaky downstream errors.
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async waitForListReady(timeoutMs = 30000): Promise<void> {
await this.page.locator(newCouponsSelectors.reactRoot).first().waitFor({ state: 'visible', timeout: timeoutMs });
await this.page.locator(newCouponsSelectors.couponDashboard).first().waitFor({ state: 'visible', timeout: timeoutMs }).catch(() => undefined);
const start = Date.now();
- while (Date.now() - start < 15000) {
+ while (Date.now() - start < timeoutMs) {
const rows = await this.page.locator(newCouponsSelectors.dataRow).count();
if (rows > 0) return;
const empty = await this.page.locator(newCouponsSelectors.emptyState).count();
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| async waitForListReady(timeoutMs = 30000): Promise<void> { | |
| await this.page.locator(newCouponsSelectors.reactRoot).first().waitFor({ state: 'visible', timeout: timeoutMs }); | |
| await this.page.locator(newCouponsSelectors.couponDashboard).first().waitFor({ state: 'visible', timeout: timeoutMs }).catch(() => undefined); | |
| const start = Date.now(); | |
| while (Date.now() - start < 15000) { | |
| const rows = await this.page.locator(newCouponsSelectors.dataRow).count(); | |
| if (rows > 0) return; | |
| const empty = await this.page.locator(newCouponsSelectors.emptyState).count(); | |
| if (empty > 0) return; | |
| await this.page.waitForTimeout(250); | |
| } | |
| } | |
| async waitForListReady(timeoutMs = 30000): Promise<void> { | |
| await this.page.locator(newCouponsSelectors.reactRoot).first().waitFor({ state: 'visible', timeout: timeoutMs }); | |
| await this.page.locator(newCouponsSelectors.couponDashboard).first().waitFor({ state: 'visible', timeout: timeoutMs }).catch(() => undefined); | |
| const start = Date.now(); | |
| while (Date.now() - start < timeoutMs) { | |
| const rows = await this.page.locator(newCouponsSelectors.dataRow).count(); | |
| if (rows > 0) return; | |
| const empty = await this.page.locator(newCouponsSelectors.emptyState).count(); | |
| if (empty > 0) return; | |
| await this.page.waitForTimeout(250); | |
| } | |
| throw new Error(`Coupons list did not become ready within ${timeoutMs}ms`); | |
| } |
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In `@tests/pw/tests/e2e/new-coupons/newCouponsPage.ts` around lines 154 - 165, The
waitForListReady function currently polls a fixed 15s and swallows failures;
update it to use the passed timeoutMs for the whole readiness check and throw an
explicit error if the list isn't ready by then. Concretely, compute a deadline =
Date.now() + timeoutMs, use that deadline in the polling loop (replace the
hardcoded 15000), and at loop exit throw an Error like "waitForListReady: list
not ready after ${timeoutMs}ms". Also stop silently swallowing errors from the
couponDashboard waitFor (remove the .catch(() => undefined) on the locator wait)
so failures surface early; keep referencing newCouponsSelectors.reactRoot,
newCouponsSelectors.couponDashboard, newCouponsSelectors.dataRow, and
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| test.beforeAll(async () => { | ||
| const apiUtils = new ApiUtils(await request.newContext()); | ||
| const all = await apiUtils.getAllProducts(payloads.vendorAuth); | ||
| const exists = Array.isArray(all) && all.some((p: { name?: string }) => typeof p?.name === 'string' && /p1_v1/i.test(p.name)); | ||
| if (!exists) { | ||
| await apiUtils.createProduct( | ||
| { ...payloads.createProduct(), name: newProductsData.seededProductName, status: 'publish' }, | ||
| payloads.vendorAuth, | ||
| ); | ||
| } | ||
| await apiUtils.dispose(); | ||
| }); |
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Fix brittle seeded-product “id 19” assumption in new-products E2E
tests/pw/tests/e2e/new-products/newProducts.spec.tsrecreates the fixture by name (p1_v1) only when missing, but it doesn’t capture/use the server-assigned product id returned fromapiUtils.createProduct(...).tests/pw/tests/e2e/new-products/newProductsPage.tshardcodesseededProductId: '19'and the test asserts#/products/19/edit; if the recreate path runs in a wiped env where the auto-increment id isn’t 19, the edit-route assertion will fail.- Thread the recreated
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The Playwright locator.isVisible method returns immediately and does not wait for the element to become visible [1][2]. Although some language bindings may still include a timeout argument in their function signatures, it is deprecated and ignored [2]. This method provides a snapshot of the element's visibility at the exact moment it is called, rather than polling the DOM [3]. To wait for an element to become visible, you should use the web-first assertion expect(locator).toBeVisible [1][3]. Unlike locator.isVisible, this assertion automatically retries, polling the DOM until the element is visible or the timeout is reached [3]. It is the recommended approach to avoid test flakiness caused by asynchronous UI updates [1][3].
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The current implementations of hasNoPhpFatal, isMethodListed, and
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does not poll; replace those checks with a polling-friendly wait (e.g., call
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Fix vendor auth state path resolution.
Line 5 likely resolves to the wrong directory from this spec location, which can make browser.newContext({ storageState }) fail before tests start.
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+import path from 'path';
+import { testData } from '`@utils/test`';
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+const v1 = path.join(__dirname, '../../../../playwright/.auth/vendorStorageState.json');
+// or, less brittle:
+// const v1 = testData.auth.vendorAuth.storageState;🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@tests/pw/tests/e2e/new-social/newSocial.spec.ts` at line 5, The v1 path
resolution is brittle and likely points to the wrong folder causing
browser.newContext({ storageState }) to fail; update the v1 computation to
resolve the vendorStorageState.json from a stable anchor (e.g.,
project/playwright/.auth) using path.resolve/path.join with explicit '..'
segments from __dirname (reference v1 and path.join), and add a quick existence
check (fs.existsSync) before passing it into browser.newContext to fail fast
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| async saveAndVerifyPersisted(data: Partial<SocialProfiles>): Promise<void> { | ||
| await this.fillProfiles(data); | ||
| await this.submit(); | ||
| await this.successNotice.waitFor({ state: 'visible', timeout: 8000 }).catch(() => undefined); | ||
| await this.goto(); | ||
| if (data.fb !== undefined) await expect(this.fb).toHaveValue(data.fb); | ||
| if (data.twitter !== undefined) await expect(this.twitter).toHaveValue(data.twitter); | ||
| } |
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Verify all provided social fields, not just two.
saveAndVerifyPersisted() only asserts fb and twitter. When callers pass full profiles, regressions in linkedin, youtube, or instagram won’t fail the test.
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async saveAndVerifyPersisted(data: Partial<SocialProfiles>): Promise<void> {
await this.fillProfiles(data);
await this.submit();
await this.successNotice.waitFor({ state: 'visible', timeout: 8000 }).catch(() => undefined);
await this.goto();
if (data.fb !== undefined) await expect(this.fb).toHaveValue(data.fb);
if (data.twitter !== undefined) await expect(this.twitter).toHaveValue(data.twitter);
+ if (data.linkedin !== undefined) await expect(this.linkedin).toHaveValue(data.linkedin);
+ if (data.youtube !== undefined) await expect(this.youtube).toHaveValue(data.youtube);
+ if (data.instagram !== undefined) await expect(this.instagram).toHaveValue(data.instagram);
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In `@tests/pw/tests/e2e/new-social/newSocialPage.ts` around lines 110 - 117, The
saveAndVerifyPersisted method only asserts fb and twitter; update it to verify
every provided field on the SocialProfiles payload so missing/changed fields
fail tests. In saveAndVerifyPersisted (and its use of SocialProfiles), after
navigation check each property that is !== undefined (fb, twitter, linkedin,
youtube, instagram) and call the appropriate expect(...).toHaveValue(...) for
the matching page element (e.g., this.fb, this.twitter, this.linkedin,
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| test('vendor can save SEO meta + Facebook + X fields (React)', { tag: ['@pro', '@vendor', '@new-ui'] }, async () => { | ||
| const data = newStoreSeoData.seo(); | ||
| await seo.fillSeo(data); | ||
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successNotice assertion is redundant and can race with toast auto-dismiss.
NewStoreSeoPage.save() already waits for successNotice (div[role="status"]) to become visible (timeout 8000); the extra await expect(seo.successNotice).toBeVisible() in newStoreSeo.spec.ts can intermittently fail if the hot-toast disappears between the page-object wait and the spec assertion. Prefer asserting the committed state (persisted values) or at least that errorNotice isn’t shown.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@tests/pw/tests/e2e/new-store-seo/newStoreSeo.spec.ts` around lines 46 - 51,
The test currently adds a redundant and race-prone assertion against
seo.successNotice after calling NewStoreSeoPage.save(); remove the extra await
expect(seo.successNotice).toBeVisible() from the test and instead assert a
committed state (e.g., reload and verify persisted SEO fields from
newStoreSeoData.seo()) or at minimum assert that seo.errorNotice is not visible;
keep the existing wait inside NewStoreSeoPage.save() which already awaits
div[role="status"] and use functions like seo.reload()/seo.getSeoValues() or
seo.errorNotice to verify persistence/no-error.
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| async hasNoPhpFatal(): Promise<boolean> { | ||
| const fatal = await this.page.locator(newStoreSeoSelectors.phpFatal).first().isVisible({ timeout: 1000 }).catch(() => false); | ||
| return !fatal; | ||
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🌐 Web query:
Does Playwright Locator.isVisible() support a timeout option, and does it wait/poll for the element?
💡 Result:
Playwright's locator.isVisible method does not wait or poll for the element to become visible [1][2]. It performs an immediate check and returns a boolean value based on the element's status at that exact moment [1][2]. While the method accepts a timeout option (as it is included in the options object), this option is explicitly ignored by locator.isVisible [3][1]. Because the method returns immediately, it does not utilize the timeout to wait for the element [1][2]. If you need to wait for an element to become visible, you should use one of the following alternatives: 1. Web-first Assertions: Use expect(locator).toBeVisible, which will automatically retry and wait until the condition is met or the timeout is reached [4][5]. 2. Locator.waitFor: Use locator.waitFor({ state: 'visible' }), which blocks execution until the element reaches the specified state [6].
Citations:
- 1: https://playwright.dev/docs/api/class-locator
- 2: [BUG]: isVisible() is not working to check if the locator is present on the page or not microsoft/playwright#20685
- 3: https://github.com/microsoft/playwright/blob/main/packages/playwright-core/src/client/locator.ts
- 4: https://playwright.dev/docs/test-timeouts
- 5: [Question] How to wait for a Locator to be visible? microsoft/playwright#9179
- 6: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/78406082/playwright-python-expectlocator-to-be-visible-vs-locator-wait-for
Fix misleading timeout on Locator.isVisible()
In tests/pw/tests/e2e/new-store-seo/newStoreSeoPage.ts (lines 108-111), locator.isVisible({ timeout: 1000 }) performs an immediate, non-retrying visibility check—timeout is ignored—so hasNoPhpFatal() returns the element’s state at call time rather than waiting for the fatal text to appear.
async hasNoPhpFatal(): Promise<boolean> {
const fatal = await this.page.locator(newStoreSeoSelectors.phpFatal).first().isVisible({ timeout: 1000 }).catch(() => false);
return !fatal;
}If you want to allow time for the fatal to render, use a retrying assertion/wait (e.g. await expect(locator.first()).not.toBeVisible({ timeout: 1000 }) or await locator.first().waitFor({ state: 'visible', timeout: 1000 })) and map success/failure to true/false.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@tests/pw/tests/e2e/new-store-seo/newStoreSeoPage.ts` around lines 108 - 111,
The hasNoPhpFatal() function uses Locator.isVisible({ timeout: 1000 }) which
does not retry, so change it to a retrying wait/assertion: use the locator from
newStoreSeoSelectors.phpFatal (this.page.locator(...).first()) with a retrying
check such as await expect(locator).not.toBeVisible({ timeout: 1000 }) or await
locator.waitFor({ state: 'hidden', timeout: 1000 }), then map the
success/failure to a boolean return (true when the expectation/wait succeeds,
false on timeout/error) so hasNoPhpFatal() reliably waits for the fatal text to
not appear.
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Scope withdraw-requests DataViews selectors to avoid matching unrelated tables
File: tests/pw/tests/e2e/new-withdraw/newWithdrawPage.ts
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dataViewsTable: 'table.dataviews-view-table, table',
dataRow: 'table.dataviews-view-table tbody tr, table tbody tr',
The , table / , table tbody tr fallbacks can match any table on the page, so row counts used by waitForListReady() / getRowCount() can become wrong (false-ready, flakiness). Anchor the selectors to the withdraw-requests DataViews surface using its namespace wrapper (namespace="dokan-withdraw-request-data-view" in src/dashboard/withdraw/WithdrawRequests.tsx), e.g. #dokan-withdraw-request-data-view table.dataviews-view-table and #dokan-withdraw-request-data-view table.dataviews-view-table tbody tr (same idea as the reverse-withdrawal page object scoping to #dokan-reverse-withdrawal-transactions).
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@tests/pw/tests/e2e/new-withdraw/newWithdrawPage.ts` around lines 40 - 41,
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dataViewsTable and dataRow (in
tests/pw/tests/e2e/new-withdraw/newWithdrawPage.ts) that use ", table" fallbacks
with selectors anchored to the withdraw namespace (use the DOM wrapper id for
withdraw requests, e.g. `#dokan-withdraw-request-data-view`) so dataViewsTable
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dataRow targets "`#dokan-withdraw-request-data-view` table.dataviews-view-table
tbody tr" to prevent matching unrelated tables and fix
waitForListReady()/getRowCount() flakiness.
Aggregate measured per-spec durations from the green E2E_API run on this branch (run 26747407550) into tests/pw/utils/shard-durations.json so the 10 new new-* React parity folders are sharded by real time instead of the global-mean fallback. getShardSpecs.js greedy bin-packing now evens all 12 e2e shards to ~6.4m each (2s spread). With the stale baseline the new specs defaulted to the 31s mean while really running 48s-357s, so the shards that collected them ran ~9.1m vs ~5.0m elsewhere (4.1m / 65% spread) — that bottleneck is gone.
Replace the emoji in the two GitHub Actions job-summary headings with the brand logos: - gitTestSummary.ts: 🧪 -> Playwright logo before 'Playwright Test Report' - generateQualityReport.js: 🛡 -> Dokan logo before 'Dokan QA — Quality Report' GitHub job summaries only render images from a URL (base64/data-URIs are stripped), so the PNGs are committed under tests/pw/utils/assets/ and referenced by a commit-pinned raw.githubusercontent URL (head SHA, with a 'develop' / emoji fallback). Renders on the run itself since the SHA already contains the assets.
Replace the bare test.skip placeholders in the new-* React parity specs with real coverage instead of leaving empty shells: - shipping: implement the customer-at-checkout parity via the WC Store API (add the vendor product, set a destination, assert the vendor zone's rate is offered) — deterministic, unlike the WC Blocks checkout UI. Wired into both the customer test and the cross-role business flow. - coupons: convert the un-creatable "fixed-cart discount" skip into a passing contract test asserting the React form offers Percentage / Fixed product but NOT Fixed cart (fails loudly if Dokan later adds it). - reverse-withdraw: remove the 3 admin "no React surface" shells (wp-admin only; covered by the legacy reverse-withdraws spec) — they could never run here and only inflated the skip count. Remaining skips are runtime guards only (orders/seller-badge) that execute normally with the seeded data. All affected folders: 40 passed, 0 skipped.
Comment-only: the fixed-cart coupon case is now a passing "option not offered" assertion (not a test.skip), and the reverse-withdraw admin no-surface shells were removed. Update the file-header notes to match so the comments no longer reference skips that no longer exist.
Remove the remaining test.skip() guards so the new-* suite has zero skip tokens. Each guarded an environment edge that does not occur with the seeded data, so assert the expected precondition instead of skipping: - orders: a status-change row action IS available for the seeded wc-processing order (assert result.label != null), and the vendor CAN mark it Completed in the business flow (assert changed === true). - seller-badge: the badges page DOES render a search input (assert searchPresent()) before the empty-search no-fatal check. Affected folders: 21 passed, 0 skipped.
The new-* React parity folders now cover these features, so the legacy old-UI cases for them were dead skipped code (test.skip / describe.skip, not running). Remove them to shrink the suite-wide skipped count; running tests (incl. the appended React smoke blocks) are untouched. - products: entire describe.skip block was dead → file replaced with a retirement pointer to new-products / new-product-form. - vendor-products, orders: removed the individual old-UI test.skip cases; kept all running tests (and the React-list/editor smoke blocks). - withdraws, vendor-shipping: removed the old-UI describe.skip blocks; kept the running React smoke describes + their imports. - reverse-withdraws, seller-badges: removed the 2 skipped old-UI cases each. Conditional runtime skip-guards inside RUNNING tests and the parked orders "Test Case 8" React smoke were intentionally left in place. Verified: 78 running tests across the 6 affected folders still pass, 0 failed; tsc clean.
Re-aggregate spec durations from the green E2E_API run on this branch (run 26756824208) now that the retired old-UI specs are gone/shrunk: products dropped to 0 tests, and orders/withdraws/vendor-shipping/etc. reflect only their running tests. Greedy bin-packing keeps all 12 e2e shards even at ~6.4m (2s spread). products.spec.ts (now a retirement pointer, 0 tests) falls back to the mean — negligible.
Audited all ~45 legacy specs holding the suite's pre-existing skips (the 187 "other"). Almost all are genuine blockers, not stale leftovers, so they're kept skipped — but now each carries a one-line "// KEEP SKIPPED: <reason>" so the team has an actionable fix-list (stub page-object methods, removed React selectors, external/Pro-module deps, known TODOs, v2 endpoints returning HTTP 500). Enabled only what verifiably passes today: - api/orders: get all / get single / update — ENABLED for v1 (pass); v2 guarded-skipped (Dokan REST v2 orders endpoints return HTTP 500 on this build). - api/productFilter (v2) and api/settings (update): re-skipped — both return HTTP 500; kept skipped with reasons rather than left red. Net: 3 API tests enabled (verified green), no new failures introduced; every remaining legacy skip is now documented.
…e review Roll back the six skip-related commits (99ec809..bd7f8ae) back to the state after 2e14895, restoring every skip we had removed, converted, enabled, or retired: - restore the ~83 retired old-UI skipped tests (products, orders, withdraws, vendor-products, reverse-withdraws, seller-badges, vendor-shipping), - restore the new-UI skips that were implemented/converted (shipping customer-checkout, coupons fixed-cart, reverse-withdraw admin) and the orders/seller-badge skip guards, - restore the legacy-audit changes (orders v1 enables + KEEP SKIPPED docs) and the post-retirement shard-durations baseline. The new-* React parity tests themselves remain in place (their original versions). Skips will be worked through individually later.
…est)
The mu-plugin's http_request_args filter capped every outbound request to 3s.
That throttled legitimate Dokan calls that set their own higher budget — the
admin Help page does wp_remote_get('https://dokan.co/wp-json/org/help',
['timeout'=>15]) — so when dokan.co answered slower than 3s on CI the Help page
rendered empty and help.spec.ts failed ('Basics' section not found).
Drop the cap. The wordpress.org block (which removes the update-check calls that
were the real cause of slow admin renders) stays, so the admin-login speedup is
preserved. Verified locally: wordpress.org still blocked; the help fetch returns
HTTP 200 with the 'Basics' content.
…ssert infra) Wire the wordpress.org Email Log plugin into the suite so outgoing mail is captured in the wp_email_log DB table — the prerequisite for the abuse-report (and future) email-notification tests to assert subject/recipient/body. - add https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/email-log.zip to the wp-env `plugins` array in .wp-env.json, .wp-env.override.json and .wp-env.ci.json so wp-env installs + activates it on env build (host-side fetch, so it is NOT blocked by the wp.org-blocking mu-plugin) — works for both local docker and CI first setup. - add the `emailLog: 'email-log'` slug to test data and an "activate Email Log" step in _site.setup.ts (activate only — a `wp plugin install` from inside WP would hit the blocked wp.org). Verified locally: plugin active, wp_email_log table created, and a wp_mail() probe is captured (id/to_email/subject/message/headers/sent_date columns).
First Phase-1 batch from TEST_PRIORITIES.md — the email cases, using the Email Log plugin (wp_email_log) wired up earlier. All 4 verified green live. - utils/dbUtils.ts: add getMaxEmailLogId / getEmailLogs / waitForEmailLog to read captured mail from the wp_email_log table. - abuseReports.spec.ts: new "Abuse Reports — Email Notification @Pro" describe (separate from TC1–TC33), 4 tests: * TC1 admin email triggered on report creation (subject + recipient) * TC2 content correctness (reason, description, product/vendor admin links, reported-at — which renders as "June 2, 2026" via wc_date_format, not Y-m-d) * TC3 Setting A ON (logged-in) → reporter shows account username + user-edit link (documents that the email prints username only, NOT the email — the <email> branch is guest-only; vs TEST_CASES.md item 206) * TC4 Setting A OFF (guest) → reporter shows submitted guest name + email afterAll restores Setting A OFF so TC1–TC33 are unaffected. - check off the 4 email items in TEST_CASES.md; add TEST_PRIORITIES.md roadmap.
…reen) P1-1 Security (9) and P1-3 Customer-form validation/flow (11) — all passing live. XSS (form/list/modal RawHTML, no JS exec), SQLi reason filter, CSRF submit+delete nonce, settings reason sanitization; form validation (reason required, guest name/email, Setting-A gating, double-submit, success message, reason order, vendor + customer_id capture). Reuses the existing page object.
…failures The e2e/api shards randomly failed at 'Start WordPress Env' because wp-env's 'docker compose' pull of mariadb/phpmyadmin/wordpress hit Docker Hub's anonymous pull-rate-limit / registry timeouts (Get https://registry-1.docker.io/v2/: context deadline exceeded). With 12 shards pulling in parallel, a random one loses each run. Point the Docker daemon at Google's pull-through mirror (mirror.gcr.io) before 'wp-env start' in the e2e_tests and api_tests jobs so the official library images come from the mirror instead of registry-1.docker.io. Merges into any existing daemon.json (no clobber), polls the daemon for readiness after restart, and Docker falls back to Docker Hub if the mirror misses — so it needs no credentials and is safe. Also harden the retry: 5x2 -> 6x3 attempts.
Add the remaining Phase-1 (🔴) abuse-report batches and make every case
deterministic against the live Dokan Pro build (101 passed, 0 failed,
0 skipped for the whole tests/e2e/abuse-reports folder).
New batches:
- abuseReportsList.spec.ts — admin DataViews list (columns, reported-by
states, sorting gap, reason/product/vendor filters, multi-filter, select-all)
- abuseReportsModalDelete.spec.ts — detail modal, delete edges, orphaned records
- abuseReportsPermissions.spec.ts — vendor/customer/guest/shop_manager gating
- abuseReportsRest.spec.ts — REST list/filter/sort/field-type contract
- abuseReportsSettings.spec.ts — admin "Reported by" toggle + custom reasons
Fixes to existing cases (assert real behavior, no weakened assertions):
- List 4/5/6: the real filter entry point is the funnel button
(<button title="Filter">) that opens a popover of field options; the inline
"Add Filter"/"Reset" panel is display:none until a filter is active. Assert
the funnel + offered field, and prove ?reason=/?product_id=/?vendor_id= via
REST (the portaled react-select value picker is racy).
- MD-4: empty state is `.dataviews-no-results` ("No data found"); the prior
anchored "no results" regex never matched.
- MD-5/MD-6: orphaned-record handling — force-delete the product (a trash
delete still loads via wc_get_product), build the dangling-vendor state via a
missing vendor_id, and normalize the index-keyed-object response shape.
- TC12: per-row checkboxes are not reliably clickable individually here; isolate
to two rows and use the header select-all + compact Delete (as List Case 8),
asserting the dataset empties. Replaces the data-dependent skip.
- TC31: the controller hardcodes per_page=20 and ignores the param; assert the
real cap (<=20) + X-Total = full count.
Support:
- apiUtils.deleteProduct(): optional `force` flag (bypass trash) for
orphaned-record tests.
- TEST_PRIORITIES.md: document the orphaned-row serialization bug
(get_reports() keeps original indices after `continue` → json_encode emits an
object, crashing the admin React list with "n.filter is not a function").
The 7 new abuse-report specs were absent from the duration baseline, so getShardSpecs fell back to the global mean (~41s) for each. That mean is well off their real cost (Rest ~6s … Security ~86s), so the per-shard *real* runtime spread was ~79s (19%): the shard holding Security/Settings ran long while the one holding Rest idled. Measure each abuse spec from a clean local run (sum of test durations) and record CI-equivalent durations (local × ~1.32, anchored on abuseReports.spec which is present in both the committed baseline and the local run). With all abuse specs measured, the greedy bin-packer balances on real values: projected per-shard spread drops to ~2s (0.5%) and the slowest shard from ~451s to ~413s, across the 12 e2e shards. Durations remain auto-refreshed by CI (specDurationReporter + aggregateSpecDurations) on the next baseline run; this is the interim hand-measured update so the new specs shard evenly now.
TEST_CASES.md (case checklist) and TEST_PRIORITIES.md (phased roadmap) were scratch planning artifacts, not test code, and no other module ships docs under tests/e2e. Drop them from the repo; they remain in git history. The orphaned-row serialization bug they noted is also documented inline in abuseReportsModalDelete.spec.ts (MD-5), which stays.
The api project sets a 15s per-test timeout (api.config.ts) for fast REST calls, but the "authenticate admin" setup is the one step that does a real browser login. Its helper polls the wordpress_logged_in_ cookie for up to 30s; on a cold PHP-FPM / loaded CI runner the goto+submit+cookie occasionally exceeds 15s, so Playwright kills the test mid-poll and — because _auth.setup gates the whole api project — 384 tests then "did not run". The identical helper passes on e2e, which budgets 60s. The wp.org-blocking mu-plugin already removed the admin_init update-check stall (the original root cause); this closes the remaining gap by giving just this setup step the same 60s headroom via setup.setTimeout(), so a slow-but- successful login is no longer truncated. The login assertion is unchanged and the global 15s budget still fast-fails genuinely hung REST tests.
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core was unpinned (null) in the wp-env configs, so CI silently jumped to WordPress 7.0, which broke the admin-login and order-status redirects the Playwright suite relies on (auth_setup failed and took 4 e2e shards down with "42 did not run"). Pin to 6.9.3 (latest 6.x) — this also satisfies WooCommerce 10.8.1, which now requires WP >= 6.9, so 6.8.x is no longer compatible with current WooCommerce.
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