This website is built using Docusaurus v2. Content is pulled from the microsoft/playwright repo.
npm install
SRC_DIR=../playwright npm run roll
node src/versions.js --delete 1.16
npm run start-nodejs
See package.json
for other languages (java, python, .NET).
npm run build
npm run serve
If you don't already, you might need to set the default shell to bash
.
npm config set script-shell "C:\\Program Files\\git\\bin\\bash.exe"
You can revert it later, if you have issues, by doing:
npm config delete script-shell
In some cases, the postinstall
script doesn't auto-run after npm install
, in which case, you can run that manually:
npm run postinstall
That should bring your environment to a state ready for testing.
To roll the docs in PowerShell, make sure you set the env variable correctly, i.e.:
$env:SRC_DIR="C:\Users\user\src\playwright"; npm run roll
Run this on one terminal:
npm run start-nodejs
and this on another, it will automatically use the local docusaurus server:
npx playwright test nodejs
You can set the BASE_URL=https://playwright.dev
env var, otherwise http://localhost:3000
gets used by default.
-
Open PR against
main
branch so the change is inlcuded in all future releases of Playwright. -
Cherry pick the landed commit on
main
into the release branch:$ git fetch --all $ git checkout -b cp/name-your-change-branch upstream/release-1.XY # (e.g. 1.24 instead of 1.XY) $ git cherry-pick <commit from main>
-
Open PR against the
release-1.XY
branch with your cherry-picked commit
- Manually run https://github.com/microsoft/playwright.dev/actions/workflows/create_release.yml
- Run Workflow dropdown
- Leave branch as
main
<
6CD4
li>Enter release version number (e.g. 1.24, NO
v
prefix) - Run Workflow