Make it easier and smoother to run playwright tests locally #4960
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Hi @sambiramairelogic - I had spined up the local environment and ran the below commands : 1 |
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This is purely an optional quality of life PR, but it's been bugging me that we have to install playwright each time in order to run the tests, and that we can't run the playwright tests from the root directory with a single command.
I've also been meaning to install @frontend to the playwright-tests project so it can more safely import
redirects.js.This PR adds the playwright-tests project to the pnpm workspace so that playwright is installed during
pnpm i, and adds a command to run tests from root.