Establish Cypress E2E Testing #1437
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Amazing! Will get this merged hopefully today. Can’t wait to play with it. |
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Establishes a Cypress end-to-end testing framework, some tests, and GitHub Actions Setup.
Description
Installs Cypress, sets up the ability to spin up a @wordpress/env environment in Docker on the fly, and adds some tests for it.
Additionally, it automatically runs the end-to-end tests in GitHub.
I intend to add a lot more tests, but even this base is useful in that it'll flag issues with logging in to WordPress, activating the plugin, or basic config/saving of CMB2 metaboxes.
Motivation and Context
More confidence in the codebase, and making it easier to trust PRs that touch hairy JavaScript code paths, like repeating groups.
Risk Level
Low. It doesn't change any core code.
Testing procedure
CLI:
npm i npm run cypress # When you're done: npm run env stopWith Cypress GUI:
npm i npm run env start npx cypress open # When you're done: npm run env stop