enso/app/gui/integration-test/dashboard/delete.spec.ts
Adam Obuchowicz 736134e491
Add traces to integration tests + suppress one flaky assertion. (#11595)
Fixes #11604

Most issues were caused by a problem with Project List flooding the network with its requests - this was fixed on develop.
But one assertion was flaky - it assumed we will see the "real" run result on `write` node, but sometimes it is immediately overwritten by dry run.

But the most important part of this PR is adding traces to Electron packages - it's should be much easier now to debug E2E test failures.

Also renamed the previously misnamed "E2E tests" to "[GUI] integration tests".
2024-11-27 14:09:59 +00:00

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/** @file Test copying, moving, cutting and pasting. */
import * as test from '@playwright/test'
import { mockAllAndLogin, TEXT } from './actions'
test.test('delete and restore', ({ page }) =>
mockAllAndLogin({ page })
.createFolder()
.driveTable.withRows(async (rows) => {
await test.expect(rows).toHaveCount(1)
})
.driveTable.rightClickRow(0)
.contextMenu.moveFolderToTrash()
.driveTable.expectPlaceholderRow()
.goToCategory.trash()
.driveTable.withRows(async (rows) => {
await test.expect(rows).toHaveCount(1)
})
.driveTable.rightClickRow(0)
.contextMenu.restoreFromTrash()
.driveTable.expectTrashPlaceholderRow()
.goToCategory.cloud()
.driveTable.withRows(async (rows) => {
await test.expect(rows).toHaveCount(1)
}),
)
test.test('delete and restore (keyboard)', ({ page }) =>
mockAllAndLogin({ page })
.createFolder()
.driveTable.withRows(async (rows) => {
await test.expect(rows).toHaveCount(1)
})
.driveTable.clickRow(0)
.press('Delete')
.do(async (thePage) => {
await thePage.getByRole('button', { name: TEXT.delete }).getByText(TEXT.delete).click()
})
.driveTable.expectPlaceholderRow()
.goToCategory.trash()
.driveTable.withRows(async (rows) => {
await test.expect(rows).toHaveCount(1)
})
.driveTable.clickRow(0)
.press('Mod+R')
.driveTable.expectTrashPlaceholderRow()
.goToCategory.cloud()
.driveTable.withRows(async (rows) => {
await test.expect(rows).toHaveCount(1)
}),
)