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Tags (comma separated) Target version tag Timeout seconds (0 = default) Video recording

Turn video off for tests that mostly wait. The video file grows with wall-clock time whenever the page repaints — a 30-minute wait on a page with a clock or progress bar costs about 80 MB and shows almost nothing. The activity replay still captures those runs, and stays small.

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Weekly schedules are managed on the Schedules page.

Playwright code an `@playwright/test` spec — `test('...', async ({ page }) => ...)`

page.goto('./') — baseURL is the target URL from config.json · await test.step('label', ...) shows in Step timings · process.env.PW_SECRET_NAME reads a hub secret · expect(...) to assert.
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“Record in a browser tab” opens the Remote Recorder: the hub drives its own bundled Chromium and you interact with a live picture of it — so it works on a deployed hub (AWS/office) and from a locked-down workstation browser. Everything finishes IN that tab: stopping offers “append the new steps to this test” (it shows which steps the test already has). If your browser blocks the pop-up (Safari), use the “Record new test” button on the Tests page instead — it opens in this same tab.

import { test, expect } from '@playwright/test';

// A TypeScript test running through the PYTHON hub: same demo target, same
// history/charts/schedules -- but executed by the node @playwright/test
// engine at /opt/pw-ts. baseURL is the hub's target.url, so relative
// page.goto() works here exactly like ctx.base_url does in Python tests --
// './' is the target itself. Never '/': that is the server's root, which
// for a target under a path (the built-in demo is /demo/) is somewhere else.
test('demo page loads and has its title', async ({ page }) => {
  await page.goto('./');
  await expect(page).toHaveTitle(/Demo/i);
  // same lesson as DEMO-001: assert we are still ON the target, so an SSO
  // bounce or a maintenance page cannot pass by also having a title
  await expect(page).toHaveURL(/\/demo\//);
});

test('the demo form round-trips a request', async ({ page }) => {
  await page.goto('./');
  await test.step('fill and submit', async () => {
    await page.fill('#name', 'ts through python hub');
    await page.click('#submit-btn');
  });
  await expect(page.locator('#result')).toContainText('ts through python hub');
});

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Playwright code an @playwright/test spec — test('...', async ({ page }) => ...)

Playwright code an `@playwright/test` spec — `test('...', async ({ page }) => ...)`