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feat: create tests for tags #360

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@Sembauke Sembauke commented Nov 29, 2023

ref #356

@Sembauke Sembauke marked this pull request as ready for review November 29, 2023 10:52
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@Sembauke I think this is fine, now. All the tests can be run repeatedly and in any order and should not cause any issues.

Once we have a lot of tests, it might be worth using api calls to setup/teardown any state we need for the tests. Just to speed things up. However, for now, I think this approach is fine.

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I'm having difficulties running playwright tests locally, but as far as I read through the code LGTM.

@sidemt sidemt merged commit 463244c into main Nov 30, 2023
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I'm having difficulties running playwright tests locally

What's going wrong, @sidemt? It sounds like I need to update the docs.

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