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- Simplified the GitHub Actions workflow by consolidating job steps and removing redundant configurations, enhancing readability and maintainability. - Updated Playwright configuration to streamline test execution settings, including conditional parameters for CI environments. - Improved caching strategies and artifact handling across different operating systems to optimize CI performance. These changes aim to enhance the efficiency and clarity of the CI/CD pipeline while ensuring robust testing practices.
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Caution Review failedThe pull request is closed. WalkthroughConsolidates and simplifies CI test workflows ( Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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participant Dev as Developer / PR
participant GH as GitHub Actions
participant Resolve as resolve-playwright-version
participant Runner as Job Runner (matrix OS/Node)
participant PW as Playwright
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Note over GH,Resolve: Trigger: push/PR to `main` or scheduled cron
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Dev->>GH: push / PR / schedule
GH->>Resolve: start resolve-playwright-version job
Resolve-->>GH: output: PLAYWRIGHT_VERSION
GH->>Runner: start matrixed test jobs (use PLAYWRIGHT_VERSION)
Runner->>Runner: checkout, pnpm/action-setup, setup-node (pnpm cache)
alt E2E job
Runner->>Runner: pnpm install deps & pnpm exec playwright install --with-deps
Runner->>PW: run Playwright tests (env: isCi=true)
else unit/integration jobs
Runner->>Runner: pnpm test / build steps
end
Runner->>Runner: collect **/test-results/** artifacts
Runner->>GH: upload artifacts (e.g., test-results-e2e, test-results-<os>-...)
GH->>Dev: status + artifact links
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- Added comments to the `fetch-depth` parameter in the checkout step to clarify its purpose in relation to the base branch. - Included a comment regarding the `--affected` flag in the Turbo setup step to provide additional context for users. These changes aim to enhance the readability and understanding of the workflow configuration.
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98-131: Minor: Redundant CI environment variable.Line 125 sets
CI: true, but GitHub Actions already sets this automatically. While harmless, it's redundant.Consider removing the explicit env block:
- env: - CI: true
133-166: Minor: Redundant CI environment variable.Line 160 sets
CI: true, which is already set by GitHub Actions. This is the same redundancy as in the Windows job.Consider removing the explicit env block:
- env: - CI: true
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tooling/playwright-www/playwright.config.ts (3)
17-30: LGTM! Clean browser configuration.The simplified browser setup using standard Playwright device descriptors is a good improvement. The removal of browser-specific timeout overrides suggests previous workarounds are no longer necessary.
32-37: LGTM! Appropriate server reuse logic.The
reuseExistingServer: !isCiconfiguration correctly ensures fresh server instances in CI while allowing local development to reuse existing servers for faster iteration.
3-10: Verify whether workers: 1 in CI is intentional.The configuration explicitly sets
workers: 1in CI, which serializes all 9 test files across 3 browser projects. This constraint was not documented or explained in the codebase. While this may be intentional (for debugging or stability), consider confirming with maintainers whether it should remain or be adjusted (e.g., to 2-4 workers) to improve CI execution time, especially given the 12-minute timeout expectation and adequate ubuntu-latest resources..github/workflows/tests.yml (4)
3-10: LGTM! Clean trigger configuration.The simplified branch specification and annotated cron schedule improve readability without changing functionality.
19-34: LGTM! Streamlined test job configuration.The consolidated setup steps using modern GitHub Actions and built-in pnpm caching are well-structured. Testing against both LTS and latest Node versions ensures good coverage.
36-65: LGTM! Consistent job simplification.Both jobs follow the same streamlined pattern. The pinned Node 22 version for type checking ensures consistent type validation, and the Bun setup in the build job indicates efficient build tooling.
67-97: Verify the 12-minute timeout with serialized test execution in live workflow runs.The verification script could not access GitHub Actions data in the sandbox environment. However, the underlying concern remains valid: with
workers: 1inplaywright.config.ts, E2E tests execute serially, and the 12-minute timeout may be insufficient if the test suite grows.Recommended action: Review recent test-e2e job executions in your GitHub Actions runs to confirm completion times consistently stay well below 12 minutes. If approaching the timeout, increase it or optimize test parallelization.
- Renamed artifact uploads for end-to-end tests, Windows, and macOS to include specific identifiers (`test-results-e2e`, `test-results-windows`, `test-results-macos`) for better clarity and organization. - This change enhances the management of test results across different platforms in the CI/CD pipeline.
… names - Modified the artifact names for Windows and macOS test results to include the Node.js version from the matrix, enhancing clarity and organization of test results. - This change improves the management of artifacts in the CI/CD pipeline by clearly associating them with the specific Node.js version used during testing.
…ctions workflow for improved clarity and simplicity.
…wser installation - Renamed the step for installing Playwright browsers to improve readability and understanding of the workflow. - This change aims to provide clearer context for the installation process within the CI/CD pipeline.
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- Introduced a new job to resolve and output the Playwright version, improving version management in the CI pipeline. - Updated the `test-e2e` job to depend on the resolved Playwright version, ensuring the correct browser version is used during tests. - Removed the step for installing Playwright browsers, streamlining the workflow and reducing unnecessary steps. These changes aim to improve the efficiency and clarity of the end-to-end testing process.
- Modified cache keys for Playwright browser installations on Windows and macOS to incorporate the Node.js version from the matrix, improving cache management and efficiency. - This change enhances the clarity and organization of the caching mechanism in the CI/CD pipeline.
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33-33: Consider using--frozen-lockfilein allpnpm installcommands.Only the
resolve-playwright-versionjob (line 81) usespnpm install --frozen-lockfile, while other jobs use plainpnpm install. Using--frozen-lockfilein CI is a best practice to ensure reproducible builds and prevent unexpected dependency updates between runs.Apply this pattern to all
pnpm installcalls in the workflow:- - run: pnpm install + - run: pnpm install --frozen-lockfileThis should be applied to lines 33, 45, 64, 109, 142, and 182.
Also applies to: 45-45, 64-64, 109-109, 142-142, 182-182
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116-121: Artifact naming now correctly prevents collisions.The artifact names are now unique and properly include matrix context (
test-results-e2e,test-results-windows-${{ matrix.node-version }},test-results-macos-${{ matrix.node-version }}), successfully resolving the previous collision issue flagged in earlier reviews. The glob pattern"**/test-results/**"correctly captures results from all monorepo packages.Also applies to: 155-160, 195-200
67-87: Playwright version resolution is well-structured.The new
resolve-playwright-versionjob uses a clean approach: it skips browser downloads during install (viaPLAYWRIGHT_SKIP_BROWSER_DOWNLOAD), then extracts the exact version from the @playwright/test package.json. This version is then used to pull the correct container image in thetest-e2ejob, ensuring consistency between local and containerized test environments.
27-34: Standardize setup-node version across all jobs.The workflow inconsistently uses
setup-node@v5intest,test-typesafety, andtest-buildjobs, butsetup-node@v6inresolve-playwright-version,test-e2e,test-windows, andtest-macosjobs. This pattern indicates an incomplete migration rather than a deliberate choice, as the new resolve-playwright-version job and its dependents use v6 while older jobs remain on v5.While this doesn't cause functional issues (all jobs explicitly configure
cache: pnpmas required by v6's breaking changes), standardizing on a single version is recommended for consistency and maintainability. Consider upgrading the remaining jobs to v6.
These changes aim to enhance the efficiency and clarity of the CI/CD pipeline while ensuring robust testing practices.
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