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  • New Features
    • Enhanced the installation process for Playwright Browsers.
    • Improved the storage and reporting of artifacts from failed tests, including linking Playwright traces and videos to the Allure report.
    • Added functionality to include Git information and browser version in the Allure report.
    • Updated the deployment process of the Allure report to GitHub Pages.
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The recent updates to the GitHub workflows primarily enhance the clarity and functionality of the CI/CD processes. These changes include renaming steps for better readability, improving artifact management, integrating additional test and deployment details into reports, and refining the report deployment process.

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.github/workflows/.../devRun.yml
.github/workflows/.../nightly.yml
Renamed steps for clarity, improved artifact handling, added steps for linking additional information to reports, and refined deployment process.

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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 2c29ad5 and bec23d0.
Files selected for processing (2)
  • .github/workflows/devRun.yml (4 hunks)
  • .github/workflows/nightly.yml (4 hunks)
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.github/workflows/nightly.yml (6)

38-38: Renaming and command addition for Playwright installation enhances clarity and consistency.


56-56: Enhanced specificity in artifact storage step improves management and debugging of test failures.


64-67: Linking of Playwright traces and videos to the Allure report in a specified working directory enhances report detail and debugging capabilities.


Line range hint 68-78: Addition of Git and browser version information to the Allure report provides valuable context for debugging and understanding test environments.


78-78: Renaming the step to "Generate Allure Report" maintains consistency and clarity in the workflow.


87-87: Renaming the deployment step enhances naming consistency across the workflow.

.github/workflows/devRun.yml (6)

42-42: Consistent naming and command specification for Playwright installation enhances clarity.


60-60: Enhanced specificity in artifact storage step improves management and debugging of test failures.


68-71: Linking of Playwright traces and videos to the Allure report in a specified working directory enhances report detail and debugging capabilities.


Line range hint 72-82: Addition of Git and browser version information to the Allure report provides valuable context for debugging and understanding test environments.


82-82: Renaming the step to "Generate Allure Report" maintains consistency and clarity in the workflow.


91-91: Renaming the deployment step enhances naming consistency across the workflow.

@nirtal85 nirtal85 merged commit 4337fa2 into main May 5, 2024
@nirtal85 nirtal85 deleted the hotfix-deploy-artifact branch May 5, 2024 07:18
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