End-to-End (E2E) testing pipeline
The article discusses the creation of an End-to-End (E2E) testing pipeline using Playwright and GitHub Actions. It outlines the steps for setting up E2E testing, including installation, project structure, and running tests. Additionally, it covers advanced testing techniques and best practices for production environments.
- ▪E2E testing simulates real user interactions with an application, such as clicking buttons and filling forms.
- ▪Playwright is recommended for E2E testing due to its speed and multi-browser support.
- ▪The article provides a detailed guide on setting up a CI pipeline with GitHub Actions to automate E2E tests.
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