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In `@apps/dashboard/e2e/README.md`:
- Around line 171-172: The README examples in apps/dashboard/e2e/README.md
contain outdated Playwright API usage and selectors that will mislead
contributors. At lines 171-172, update the selector from h1.juno-content-heading
to h5 to match current specs. At lines 219-220, replace the page.click("a", {
hasText }) approach with the correct Locator API pattern, as Playwright's
hasText filtering only works on the Locator API (page.locator) not directly on
page.click. Ensure both code examples reflect the current valid Playwright API
and selector strategy.
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apps/dashboard/.env.exampleapps/dashboard/e2e/README.mdapps/dashboard/e2e/ui/project-detail.spec.tsapps/dashboard/e2e/ui/project-navigation.spec.tsapps/dashboard/e2e/ui/projects-overview.spec.ts
Fix E2E tests after project card UI changes
Summary
add updated
env-exampleadd docu for playwright tests
update E2E test selectors to match the new project card structure introduced in commit
fc1bc08e("show domain name on project cards").Problem
After the project card redesign, E2E tests were failing with timeouts when trying to locate project headings. The tests were looking for
h1.juno-content-headingelements, but the project card structure hadchanged.
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