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unified-urls-validation
Advanced tools
Running playwright test to validate seek zones in unified URLs
unified-urls-validation
A set of playwright e2e test used to validate the work done for Access Site and Switch Locale unification customer scenario.
Connect to unified.myseek.xyz VPN via this instruction: VPN Testing unified sites.
If you haven't, install playwright browsers:
yarn playwright install
In order to run logged-in scenarios, the automation will need to perform interactive login,
once prior to running the scenarios. To proceed to the next step below, you will need read access to
the secret manager in discover-dev
(205630096635
) account.
Alternatively, you may provide valid credentials as following example:
export SEEK_LOGIN_USERNAME='username@emaildomain.com' export SEEK_LOGIN_PASSWORD='my-password-123'
Run your test via:
yarn test
Refer to playwright docs for more information on developing with it.
Unified infra has been configured to allow traffic from discover-dev NAT gateway in this setup.
Thus, we should be able to run this test on discover-dev
buildkite.
As configured in .buildkite/pipeline.yaml, this test can be run on buildkite by specifying additional
environment variable COMMAND=RUN_UNIFICATION_PLAYWRIGHT
.
FAQs
Running playwright test to validate seek zones in unified URLs
The npm package unified-urls-validation receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, unified-urls-validation popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that unified-urls-validation demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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