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Testing: Setup Playwright end-to-end testing and write first tests #432
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@Innders Can I help with this? |
Sure, feel free to contribute to this PR: #444 I had it all working and then at some point it stopped... |
@mkolar do we want to invest more time here? |
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I'd say it's definitely worth it. without FE testing, we'll keep running into the same things again and again. |
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type: maintenance
Changes to the code that don't affect product functionality (Technical debt, refactors etc.))
Story
We make a small change in one area and accidently prevent new users from signing up. (This actually happened)
Problems
When something is merged we cannot guarantee that everything is still working just by clicking around the app, it is very easy to miss unintended side effects.
Proposal
We use Playwright as a testing library.
We start with critical tests only and add more overtime.
TODO
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