Add data-testid attributes to Play and Stop buttons for E2E testing#4037
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Add data-testid attributes to Play and Stop buttons for E2E testing#4037sanchit955 wants to merge 1 commit intoprocessing:developfrom
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Happy to add corresponding Playwright E2E tests for these selectors if needed. |
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Summary
Adds
data-testidattributes to the Play and Stop buttons in the toolbar to support stable E2E testing.Changes
data-testid="play-button"to the main Play button (id="play-sketch")data-testid="stop-button"to the Stop buttonWhy
Currently, E2E tests rely on fragile selectors like CSS classes or IDs, which may change during refactoring or styling updates.
Using
data-testidprovides a stable and explicit contract between the UI and test code, improving test reliability.Impact