OSW-943: Add e2e tests using playwright. #83
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This looks good to me but I would prefer if Eman has time to review as well since she started looking into this before! Thanks for setting this all up !
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Nice work, @sebastian-aranda! I liked the gif/mp4 demo for getting the token. The docs is very comprehensive too.
There is only one typo to fix.
That would be a good base to extend our testing suite and run it in the CI. Maybe then we might need to move these tests to a separate directory as these won't run on the CI.
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| const NIGHTLY_DIGEST_URL = "https://base-lsp.lsst.codes/nightlydigest"; |
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I think this should point to usdf-dev?
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Thanks for the catch! Regarding moving the folder I added an exception parameter to dismiss these tests in the CI jobs 😉 .
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Focused on adding stress tests for load throughput assessment.
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This PR add playwright configurations to run e2e (end-to-end) testing. These changes are particularly focused on stress testing to be able to assess on load into our different services by running different cases. Documentation about how to run tests is added as well.