Automated Testing Kinetic using Playwright

I’ve been following the free/open source testing tool Playwright for a year or so and just heard a podcast about it on .Net Rocks today . This re-kindled my interest in it and how we might use it to reduce the upgrade pain.

This video is a good description of what it can do in .Net, but it works with many languages.
dotNET 2022 | Testing Web Applications with Playwright - YouTube

To make running tests easier and to help with accessibility, I felt it was important enough to steal votes from others (Sorry, :person_shrugging: there must be 50 ways to leave your idea…) in order to create this new idea:
Provide a method to add ARIA-Labels (Roles and | Kinetic Ideas (aha.io)

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Kinetic uses Walkme already it’s built in I wonder if it can do some like this

Hmm. Not sure if WalkMe is similar to Selenium or Playwright. Can WalkMe test Epicor Functions like a Playwright or a Postman? :thinking:

I’m sure that WalkMe would be easier to hook if they used ARIA-Labels.

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There was a session today on Ignite with Scott Hanselman on Playwright too :slight_smile:
It was interesting. It is not available to watch yet, but it will be soon.

You can record e2e tests, use them in CI/CD pipeline, it shows what fails, where and how screen differs from expected, all nice stuff.

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The CodeGen capability does appear to make getting started with tests much easier! The hard part is locating elements so I can see why those ARIA-Labels would be quite helpful.

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That session on MS Ignite about Playwright I mentioned above

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Since Epicor still sells ATE I am sure it will be Kinetic friendly, here shortly :slight_smile: I mean why would our CAM be pushing it.