Hello Jared, Thank you for doing this, It is awesome! keep up the good work! I noticed that video number 4 appears to be a duplicate of the first video in the playlist.
Thanks for the comment. This is a bit of a misconception, although the introduction of the UI tool is a huge game changer this doesn't discount the need to understand the traceviewer tool. The UI tool will not replace traceviewer. A prime example will be executing tests in a pipeline. You can not use the UI tool to view tests executed in a CI/CD pipeline, therefore you would want to be able to understand how to view the traces that are generated, especially when you start to see failing tests in the pipeline
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Thank you very much for the super thanks! It's massively appreciated
Hello Jared, Thank you for doing this, It is awesome! keep up the good work!
I noticed that video number 4 appears to be a duplicate of the first video in the playlist.
Thank you for pointing this out. I will correct this
Hello, with the introduction of the Playwright UI as of version 1.32, this might feel deprecated
Thanks for the comment. This is a bit of a misconception, although the introduction of the UI tool is a huge game changer this doesn't discount the need to understand the traceviewer tool. The UI tool will not replace traceviewer. A prime example will be executing tests in a pipeline. You can not use the UI tool to view tests executed in a CI/CD pipeline, therefore you would want to be able to understand how to view the traces that are generated, especially when you start to see failing tests in the pipeline