🦝If you have any questions or comments, drop them below, and if you're looking for the example code, you can find it on GitHub: github.com/checkly/playwright-examples/
Greetings from Ukraine I have 7+ years of C# experience in UI, API testing. But now the market has changed and I have to learn new languages and technologies. Thank you for the videos.
Awesome video! Glad that great question was asked! Always something new and cool to learn from you. What I would really like to know is how to run tests as a Playwright job on Jenkins, where more than once PC is running Playwright tests. I got it to run on a single PC, the same PC that is hosting Jenkins. But how do I tell it to run the same job (or multiple jobs?) concurrently on remote PCs? Maybe you could do a series on Jenkins, covering all the basics leading up to this? If not, just one video for this scenario? Your videos Rock!
Great question! 💯 Did you discover this video? th-cam.com/video/fG0YePSS5iA/w-d-xo.html Generally what you describe should be possible with a bit of Playwright config. :)
Thanks for providing a video idea! It should work similar to what I showed in the video minus the `option` params. You could provide multiple JavaScript object or data fixtures the same way and I infact do this all the time. :) Does this help?
any example how to use it to mantain browser session between tests? i have the playwright.config.ts -> with order config, But unfortunately i m loosing the context and my browser gets closed,
If I understand you question correctly, Playwright offers `storageState` and `setup` steps for this case. You can find more info on the blog and here on YT. th-cam.com/video/nSHPCLUwwVk/w-d-xo.html www.checklyhq.com/blog/speed-up-playwright-tests-with-storage-state/
Great question! 💯 It's written in the Playwright docs: "[test.use] specifies options or fixtures to use in a single test file or a test.describe() group". I have to research if you can do only one test, but I think this is not possible right now.
Thanks for the question. :) I don't have much experience with playwright-bdd so I'm not sure if we'll cover this topic. Is there anything particular you'd like to see?
@@ChecklyHQ I would like to see how to use multiple projects with multiple dependencies using different credentials and saving them to different auth file. Currently when I am trying to pass the auth file name from metadata using project dependencies it is giving file error for page.context(). storageState(path : passed filename);
I personally prefer to only have flags or single values in `.env`. For example, a base URL is something where I set a sane default, but make it possible to overwrite via .env. For user creds, I usually setup a single user fixture with multiple levels (user.admin, user.customer, etc.) or go with multiple ones. It depends a bit on the scenario. :)
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🦝If you have any questions or comments, drop them below, and if you're looking for the example code, you can find it on GitHub: github.com/checkly/playwright-examples/
This needs to be better outlined in the documentation... I've been trying to work around not having this for the last 11 months. THANK YOU!
Wooohoooo! Happy this video resolves a year-lasting problem. 🎉
Greetings from Ukraine
I have 7+ years of C# experience in UI, API testing.
But now the market has changed and I have to learn new languages and technologies. Thank you for the videos.
Welcome to the channel! If you have any questions or comments, just leave a comment. I love to create follow ups. :)
Awesome video! Glad that great question was asked! Always something new and cool to learn from you. What I would really like to know is how to run tests as a Playwright job on Jenkins, where more than once PC is running Playwright tests. I got it to run on a single PC, the same PC that is hosting Jenkins. But how do I tell it to run the same job (or multiple jobs?) concurrently on remote PCs? Maybe you could do a series on Jenkins, covering all the basics leading up to this? If not, just one video for this scenario? Your videos Rock!
Great question! 💯 Did you discover this video? th-cam.com/video/fG0YePSS5iA/w-d-xo.html Generally what you describe should be possible with a bit of Playwright config. :)
Can you build an example to show how multiple test data fixture files could be used along with page fixtures in a test?
Thanks for providing a video idea! It should work similar to what I showed in the video minus the `option` params. You could provide multiple JavaScript object or data fixtures the same way and I infact do this all the time. :) Does this help?
any example how to use it to
mantain browser session between tests?
i have the playwright.config.ts -> with order config,
But unfortunately i m loosing the context and my browser gets closed,
If I understand you question correctly, Playwright offers `storageState` and `setup` steps for this case. You can find more info on the blog and here on YT.
th-cam.com/video/nSHPCLUwwVk/w-d-xo.html
www.checklyhq.com/blog/speed-up-playwright-tests-with-storage-state/
Wow! So cool!!!
Thanks for watching! 🦝
test.use only affects a test.describe or whole test file, what I can do if I want only affect on one test from the test file?
Great question! 💯 It's written in the Playwright docs: "[test.use] specifies options or fixtures to use in a single test file or a test.describe() group". I have to research if you can do only one test, but I think this is not possible right now.
@@ChecklyHQ OK, I really hope you find it
Can u guys make playwright-bdd library videos ??
Thanks for the question. :) I don't have much experience with playwright-bdd so I'm not sure if we'll cover this topic. Is there anything particular you'd like to see?
@@ChecklyHQ I would like to see how to use multiple projects with multiple dependencies using different credentials and saving them to different auth file. Currently when I am trying to pass the auth file name from metadata using project dependencies it is giving file error for page.context(). storageState(path : passed filename);
@@AKHILDABRAL Thanks I'll add it to the list. :)
Cool!
Which method is best for you in this user credentials scenario? .env or parameterized fixtures?
I personally prefer to only have flags or single values in `.env`. For example, a base URL is something where I set a sane default, but make it possible to overwrite via .env.
For user creds, I usually setup a single user fixture with multiple levels (user.admin, user.customer, etc.) or go with multiple ones. It depends a bit on the scenario. :)
@@ChecklyHQ Can you pls make a short video of above solution, i have the same question .env or parameterized fixtures for user credentials scenario?
@@dadslife2464 I'll put it on the list, but just so I understand your question. You're looking for pros/cons of each approach?