Great stuff. New locators are really good, easier to mark needed. To me the hardest thing now is to understand, how to set up properly test using some automation. And how to structure my tests. I watched some videos from youtube, but they are pretty hard to start with. Can you show something about it (structure of folders, using variables and states)?
Please, make ability to accept failed screenshots in UI-mode or in playwright-report. It's pretty comfortable to update screenshots when you see what you are going to update. 🙏
Would it be nice to merge the “actions” on the top with the “source” at the bottom? And would it be nice to have the “source” code hi-light just like “actions”?
idk, all this 'await', 'async' and so on, it feels like I'm a JS developer when writing tests using PW. Cypress has way better syntax imo. But cool update tho :)
That's what I like about Playwright, "it's just JavaScript", but that's from my point of view as a frontend developer. Cypress has its own weird async execution context and caveats around writing regular JavaScript when I need to. Although in the end these two tools are great and there is no clear winner, especially now when Playwright has this UI mode and it's getting better. Previously I thought Cypress had a developer experience advantage because of its superior watch mode while working on tests, but now that advantage is not so much present anymore. In the end, it's nice to see that there are multiple great options to choose from.
Really cool things... Playwright team is so aggressive on their updates... keep going...👍
Comparing screenshots is a great feature! 🎉
Wow, ui mode is getting more feature, very useful feature! Great job!
I love Debbie. However, where's Joel? 😭
Amazing!
Great features !!!
So We have visual testing! This is the best, top!
Thanks for that video
I am using playwright lately and I am very happy about it !
Works pretty well and very easy to setup
You are so nice 🤭
Thanks! Keep going!
I loves New locator API's
Thanks Debbie And Aslush ,Will Create Blog around it very soon!
Amazing! Thank you. Please keep going! 🥰
We will!
Really cool update!!!
thanks!
That's amazing. I hope you bring out a way to integrate Playwright with Azure Test Plans
This! And a better json Report for the test Reporting task that looks closer to the html report.
😍😍
❤
Great job
Great stuff. New locators are really good, easier to mark needed.
To me the hardest thing now is to understand, how to set up properly test using some automation. And how to structure my tests.
I watched some videos from youtube, but they are pretty hard to start with. Can you show something about it (structure of folders, using variables and states)?
Please, make ability to accept failed screenshots in UI-mode or in playwright-report. It's pretty comfortable to update screenshots when you see what you are going to update. 🙏
I filed a feature request for you here! github.com/microsoft/playwright/issues/23371 Please upvote it there.
Where's Joel ?
Would it be nice to merge the “actions” on the top with the “source” at the bottom?
And would it be nice to have the “source” code hi-light just like “actions”?
will those tools (UI mode) will be available in python as well?
please fill out a feature request on GitHub or upvote if there is already one created
How does teardown work if you are usung the same test file as setup? Does it try and figure out how to reverse all test steps?
Locator updates are awesome!
But why do you hate python? A language specific list on new things would be really helpful...
How do we get to the UI mode when using Python?
UI Mode is only available in node js
@@Playwrightdev will it come to the other languages eventually?
idk, all this 'await', 'async' and so on, it feels like I'm a JS developer when writing tests using PW. Cypress has way better syntax imo.
But cool update tho :)
Its better than defining waits in selenium tho
That's what I like about Playwright, "it's just JavaScript", but that's from my point of view as a frontend developer. Cypress has its own weird async execution context and caveats around writing regular JavaScript when I need to. Although in the end these two tools are great and there is no clear winner, especially now when Playwright has this UI mode and it's getting better. Previously I thought Cypress had a developer experience advantage because of its superior watch mode while working on tests, but now that advantage is not so much present anymore.
In the end, it's nice to see that there are multiple great options to choose from.
playwright page.pause not working
Please file an issue on GitHub with more details, thanks!