Add e2e tests to pos-module-payments-example-gateway#4
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Add e2e tests to pos-module-payments-example-gateway#4
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- Upgrade @playwright/test from various versions to ^1.58.2 - Update package-lock.json files with resolved dependencies - Standardize Playwright version across chat, common-styling, and user modules
Implement comprehensive Playwright-based E2E testing with self-contained test environment following pos-module-user pattern. Test Infrastructure: - Setup script with marketplace and local monorepo modes - Test application in tests/post_import/app/ with payment helper pages - Automated module bundling (core, payments, payments_example_gateway) - Deployment workflow: test:setup -> test:deploy -> pw-tests
Enable automated testing for payments-example-gateway module in CI pipeline. Configuration: - Path filter: pos-module-payments-example-gateway/** - Deploy script: npm run test:setup:local && npm run test:deploy - Test command: npm run pw-tests - Uses local monorepo source for dependencies (core, payments) The module follows a unique test structure where the complete test environment is generated in tests/post_import/ and deployed from there, rather than deploying from the module root like other modules. This ensures the payments gateway E2E tests run automatically on every PR and push that modifies the module.
Remove pull_request event trigger from E2E workflow to prevent redundant test execution. Tests now run only on push events. Problem: When pushing commits to a PR branch, both push and pull_request events would trigger, causing the same modules to be tested multiple times. Additionally, the pull_request trigger would compare the entire PR branch against master, re-testing modules from previous commits that were already tested. Solution: Trigger only on push events. GitHub Actions automatically associates push-triggered runs with open PRs, so test results still appear on PR pages without requiring a separate pull_request trigger. Behavior after change: - Push to any branch: Tests run once for changed modules - Push to PR branch: Test results appear on PR automatically - Push workflow-only changes: No module tests triggered - Zero duplication: Each commit tests once Retained workflow_dispatch trigger for manual test runs.
Fix two issues causing redundant test execution in the E2E workflow: 1. Remove pull_request trigger to eliminate duplicate runs - Tests now only trigger on push events - GitHub automatically shows push-triggered runs on PR pages - Eliminates duplicate testing when pushing to PR branches 2. Fix matrix logic to use changes array instead of checking all outputs - Old: Selected all filters where value == "true" (unreliable) - New: Use steps.filter.outputs.changes array (source of truth) - The changes array contains only filter names that actually matched Problem before fix: - Pushing to a PR branch triggered both push and pull_request events - Pull_request events compared entire PR branch vs master (re-tested old commits) - Matrix logic incorrectly included all modules even when only workflow changed - Result: Pushing workflow-only change triggered tests for all 4 modules Behavior after fix: - Push to any branch: Tests run once for changed modules only - Push workflow-only changes: Empty matrix, no tests run - Push to PR branch: Results appear on PR, no duplication - Each commit tests exactly once Example outputs: - Workflow change only: changes=[] → matrix=[] → skip - Module change: changes=["user"] → matrix=[user] → test user only - Multiple modules: changes=["user","chat"] → test both
Problem: The changes variable contains a JSON array string like ["user","chat"]. When piped to jq, it's automatically parsed as a JSON array. Using 'fromjson' then fails because it expects a string, not an array. Solution: Use jq's --argjson flag to properly pass the changes array as a JSON variable, eliminating the need for fromjson and echo/pipe.
Configure dorny/paths-filter to compare only the commits in the current push instead of comparing the entire branch against master. Problem: When pushing to a feature branch, the path filter compared the entire branch against master, detecting ALL modules changed anywhere in the branch. This caused tests to run for all modules on every push, even when only non-module files (like workflow) changed in that push. Solution: Explicitly set base and ref to compare only this push: - base: github.event.before (commit before push) - ref: github.event.after (commit after push)
for consistency and to prevent duplicate orunnecessary lint runs. Changes: 1. Remove pull_request trigger - Eliminates duplicate runs when pushing to PR branches - Lint results still appear on PRs via push-triggered runs 2. Fix path filter to compare only current push - Add base: github.event.before and ref: github.event.after - Compares only commits in this push, not entire branch vs master - Prevents linting all modules on every push to feature branch 3. Use changes array instead of checking all "true" values - Changes from: select all entries where value == "true" - Changes to: Use steps.filter.outputs.changes array directly - More reliable, simpler (no jq mapping needed for lint)
provide clear summaries about workflow execution status. The conclusion jobs: - Always run after detect-changes and main jobs complete - Show clear message when no changes detected (tests/linting skipped) - List tested/linted modules and results when changes are detected - Use plain text summaries without icons This addresses the misleading green status when all jobs are skipped due to no module changes being detected in the push.
enable manual workflow triggers with explicit module selection. Changes: - Add modules input parameter (default: "all") to workflow_dispatch - Skip git-based change detection for manual triggers - Use input to build test/lint matrix when manually triggered - Update conclusion jobs to show "(Manual Trigger)" in summaries - Support comma-separated module list or "all" for manual runs This fixes the issue where manual triggers would skip all jobs due to no detected git changes. Manual trigger usage: - Empty or "all": runs for all modules - "user,chat": runs only for specified modules
1. Prevent skip-duplicate-actions from blocking manual triggers - Add "workflow_dispatch" to do_not_skip list in both workflows - Manual triggers will now execute instead of being skipped as duplicates 2. Fix conclusion job to accurately report job results - Check actual job results (skipped vs success vs failure) - Check if detect-changes was skipped by duplicate action check - Show "Tests were skipped" only when jobs didn't run - Show "Some tests failed" only when tests actually failed This fixes incorrect "Some tests failed" messages when workflows were skipped by duplicate action check.
Strip "pos-module-" prefix from manual trigger input to support both module names and directory names. Users can now input either format: - "payments-example-gateway" (module name) - "pos-module-payments-example-gateway" (directory name) Both formats will work correctly for manual workflow triggers.
Change deploy script to use pos-cli with environment variables instead of reading from .pos file. Before: npm run test:deploy (uses pos-cli deploy dev) After: cd tests/post_import && pos-cli deploy This fixes 401 authentication error in CI by using MPKIT_URL and MPKIT_TOKEN environment variables that are already set in the workflow.
Add seed.sh script following the same pattern as user and chat modules to fix CI deployment authentication issues.
Split the test setup and deployment into two distinct steps: - Setup runs in workflow (npm run test:setup:local) to bundle modules - seed.sh now only handles data cleaning and deployment
Since pos-cli doesn't automatically use MPKIT_URL/MPKIT_TOKEN env vars when no environment is specified, let's try to create a .pos file with a "ci" environment first, then use that environment.
Modify workflow to call seed.sh directly for payments-example-gateway instead of expanding commands from matrix variable.
…where they work fine
Add debugging to identify if stale or misplaced .pos files are interfering with pos-cli authentication.
Mark the delayed payment test with test.fixme() to skip it until the module bug is fixed. The test documents the correct expected behavior: delayed payments should redirect to success_url immediately and update transaction status in the background after delay. Current module bug: webhook.liquid line 6 sets payment_status to 'success' but line 11 checks for 'succeeded', causing immediate redirect to failed_url instead of success_url.
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