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[PROPOSAL] - HPC-9658 Add cypress tests #479
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There was no prior tests written in the monorepo, so it won't cause problems to upgrade many major versions.
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Nature of PR
Description
Initial implementation of tests for FTS Admin. These test consist of mocked data and mocked endpoints, so we are focusing and isolating frontend behaviors. This is a decision in order to have deterministic tests. Therefore these tests would not really be E2E tests.
How to test changes
For testing, you can run the test in headed mode by running :
All the test that are written should not fail.
TODO:
These test can be really improved and implement way more use cases, but I think as a first approach is best to review these small tests and decide if we want to invest more time into building them