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Development: Add playwright e2e tests for system health #8457

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System health tests are missing in Playwright. As a part of migration to Playwright, they need to be migrated from Cypress.

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Adds system health tests to Playwright and disables them in Cypress.

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  1. Navigate to src/tests/playwright
  2. Configure Playwright using playwright.env file based on your local setup. Current configuration should work for default Artemis setup.
  3. Run npm install && npm run playwright:setup && npx playwright test e2e/SystemHealth.spec.ts
  4. Confirm that "System health" tests pass

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    • Introduced tests for checking the health status of system components using Playwright.
    • Temporarily skipped system health check tests in Cypress.
    • Added a new test script SystemHealth.spec.ts for checking system health indicators on a web page.

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The recent updates involve a shift in the approach to system health checks in end-to-end testing. The Cypress test for Artemis system health is now skipped, indicating a change in testing focus. On the other hand, a new Playwright test script, SystemHealth.spec.ts, has been introduced to evaluate various system health indicators on a web page, showcasing an expanded testing scope leveraging Playwright.

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File Path Change Summary
src/test/cypress/e2e/SystemHealth.cy.ts Skipped the Artemis system health check test.
src/test/playwright/e2e/SystemHealth.spec.ts Added tests to assess system component health using Playwright.

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@github-actions github-actions bot added tests cypress Pull requests that update cypress tests. (Added Automatically!) labels Apr 22, 2024
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@krusche krusche added this to the 7.0.3 milestone Apr 28, 2024
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Actionable comments posted: 1

Out of diff range and nitpick comments (1)
src/test/playwright/e2e/SystemHealth.spec.ts (1)

28-32: Consider the performance impact of running these checks as separate tests. Grouping them or using a parametrized test approach could improve performance.

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Thanks for the changes, @muradium, but the build plan doesn't seem to exist for this branch, so we can't see the impact of the test here. Could you please ensure that the branch gets activated so we can get the results of the playwright tests?

Co-authored-by: Julian Christl <julian.christl@tum.de>
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Tests running through now, lgtm

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Code LGTM and tests pass locally 👍

@krusche krusche changed the title Development: Playwright system health tests Development: Add playwright e2e tests for system health May 2, 2024
@krusche krusche merged commit f658566 into develop May 2, 2024
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@krusche krusche deleted the test/playwright/system-health-tests branch May 2, 2024 17:39
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