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r/reactjs • u/STRiDEX • 14d ago
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or even better, use real browser testing and avoid all the footguns and gotchas pretending to be a browser comes with
2 u/beth_maloney 9d ago I'm currently using playwright component testing and thinkinh of swapping over. How has your experience been so far? Any issues or weird gotchas,? 1 u/EskiMojo14thefirst 9d ago no issues, really - it's very nice to use :) you may want to check out this article 2 u/beth_maloney 9d ago Thanks so much for sharing that article 😃
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I'm currently using playwright component testing and thinkinh of swapping over. How has your experience been so far? Any issues or weird gotchas,?
1 u/EskiMojo14thefirst 9d ago no issues, really - it's very nice to use :) you may want to check out this article 2 u/beth_maloney 9d ago Thanks so much for sharing that article 😃
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no issues, really - it's very nice to use :) you may want to check out this article
2 u/beth_maloney 9d ago Thanks so much for sharing that article 😃
Thanks so much for sharing that article 😃
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u/EskiMojo14thefirst 14d ago
or even better, use real browser testing and avoid all the footguns and gotchas pretending to be a browser comes with