Running multiple devices

[mmarkelov]

#19 (comment)

[mxschmitt]

cool!

[mmarkelov]

I suppose that we should able run tests for devices without defined browsers in config.
Cases:

• We defined browsers and devices:

module.exports = {
     browsers: [ 'chromium', 'firefox'],
     devices: ['iPhone 6', 'Pixel 2']
}

For this case we need run 4 tests:

1. chromium and iPhone 6
2. chromium and Pixel 2
3. firefox and iPhone 6
4. firefox and Pixel 2

• We defined devices:

module.exports = {
     devices: ['iPhone 6', 'Pixel 2']
}

If we are using standalone version, for example playwright-webkit, we should run 2 tests:

1. webkit and iPhone 6
2. webkit and Pixel 2

But I'm not sure what to do for playwright. Should it run for default chromium browser? Also browser can be defined with env variable

[mxschmitt]

I suppose that we should able run tests for devices without defined browsers in config.
Cases:

• We defined browsers and devices:

module.exports = {
     browsers: [ 'chromium', 'firefox'],
     devices: ['iPhone 6', 'Pixel 2']
}

For this case we need run 4 tests:

1. chromium and iPhone 6
2. chromium and Pixel 2
3. firefox and iPhone 6
4. firefox and Pixel 2

• We defined devices:

module.exports = {
     devices: ['iPhone 6', 'Pixel 2']
}

If we are using standalone version, for example playwright-webkit, we should run 2 tests:

1. webkit and iPhone 6
2. webkit and Pixel 2

But I'm not sure what to do for playwright. Should it run for default chromium browser? Also browser can be defined with env variable

If they are using playwright I would only run it on chromium as you said. So chromium is the default. If they specify the browsers setting manually, then it will be overwritten.

[mmarkelov]

@mxschmitt I think I'm done here

[mxschmitt]

good job!