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Thanks for the feedback! I'll consider that after my current project.

Yes, of course. Check from your repo that you committed also package-lock.json. If you use npm ci, it needs that. You can also try leaving out the npm ci line, but that’s not the recommended way (by the Playwright team).

@@errorfarm thanks for the Quick reply. I'm a beginner in test automation. In which folder do I need to check? In the node_modules folder I do only see a package.json and not a package-lock.json. What is the easiest way to fix this?

It should be in the project folder (not in node_modules folder). Go to that folder with terminal or command prompt. Check what files are in the version control by typing 'git status'. Then add the file 'git add package-lock.json'. Commit: 'git commit -m "Added package lock file"'. Push: 'git push'.

Thanks for the feedback!

Yes and yes. Thanks for the feedback!

Glad it helped!

Not that I'm aware of. I haven't thought about it though.

Thanks for the feedback! Saving screenshots to the reports is not supported as well as in other platforms like Playwright. I'll add that to my todo list and probably make another video about it.

Thanks for the feedback!

Here's my video about test sharding: ruclips.net/video/42jRjc923oE/видео.html

Agrega un signo de ampersand después del comando.

@@errorfarm voy a probar, gracias por responder.

Por cierto en Windows usa start /B y el comando.

Estoy iniciando en el mundo del Testing, y aprendiendo Appium y me gustaría aprender más. gracias por el aporte.

No he usado Qemu desde hace algún tiempo. Lo siento, no puedo ayudarte ahora.

Thanks for the feedback! I will try to add more Playwright content. It is my favorite framework.

Thank you for the feedback!

Much appreciated!

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Sounds like you are using a local chromedriver. My videos are not about those issues. This may help you if you want to install chromedriver yourself: www.npmjs.com/package/chromedriver

@@errorfarm thanks for help. good luck for life

Thanks!

Thanks for the idea!

You can try it with parallel steps defining npx cypress split=true in multiple parallel steps. Here is how to define parallel steps: support.atlassian.com/bitbucket-cloud/docs/parallel-step-options/

Yes we can. Here's more info about that: docs.aws.amazon.com/devicefarm/latest/developerguide/codepipeline.html

I am facing issue when i run the code on aws device farm Continue... 2024-04-23T11:54:58.539Z WARN @wdio/config:ConfigParser: pattern ./test/specs/test.e2e.ts did not match any file 2024-04-23T11:54:58.539Z ERROR @wdio/cli:launcher: No specs found to run, exiting with failure 2024-04-23T11:54:58.540Z INFO @wdio/cli:launcher: Run onComplete hook Spec Files: 0 passed, 0 total (0% completed) in 00:00:04

@@nitinpunyani6001 This is either wdio configuration issue or the npm bundle does not contain the test files. Check: 1. the configuration that ./test/specs/test.e2e.ts is the correct path and 2. check what is inside the npm bundle that test.e2e.ts is there.

​@@errorfarm When i run the npm-bundle command after that i am facing this issue: ``````` PS D:\MobileAutomationDeviceFarm ode-device-farm> npm-bundle C:\Users\pc1\AppData\Roaming vm\v18.20.2 ode_modules pm-bundle\bin\cli.js:11 throw error ^ [Error: ENOENT: no such file or directory, open 'D:\MobileAutomationDeviceFarm ode-device-farm\.npmbundle ode_modules\device-farm\package.json'] { errno: -4058, code: 'ENOENT', syscall: 'open', path: 'D:\\MobileAutomationDeviceFarm\ ode-device-farm\\.npmbundle\ ode_modules\\device-farm\\package.json' } Node.js v18.20.2 ``````

Please tell me what will be the soultion?

Thank you!

Okay. You can check with ls command if your artifact directory really exists and also that the folder contains something and it isn't empty. For example: ls -la artifact-folder/*

Thanks!