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@haseebmalik18 can you look at failures?

Yes, I've taken a look I understand what the issue is I will have it in a day or two

@vatsrahul1001 Just made the fixes. Should be good now.

@haseebmalik18 can you look at review comments?

@vatsrahul1001 The E2E test for audit log pagination currently creates 4 events via 3 DAG triggers, but the UI config sets page_size: 15, so pagination won't trigger. To properly test pagination, we'd need 16+ events, which would require ~14+ DAG triggers which would be quite slow. What would you say is the recommended approach for generating event logs to generate pagination direct DB inserts, lower page_size config for tests, or another method?

@haseebmalik18 Thanks for working on this! Few things to address:

1. Boolean return methods - Methods like isAuditLogTableVisible() that catch errors and return false make debugging hard. Use Playwright assertions directly instead.

2. Data validation - The current check just verifies "something exists". Better to verify actual content - event types (dag_triggered, created, etc.) and date formats.

3. Sorting - Currently only checks that order changed, not that it's sorted correctly. Verify the actual sort direction.

4. DagsPage changes - Why was waitForDagList() removed? Seems unrelated to audit log tests. Please revert or explain.

5. Pagination - You can use the limit URL param to force smaller page size:

   /dags/{dagId}/events?offset=0&limit=3

   This way 4 events will trigger pagination (3 on page 1, 1 on page 2). Just update navigateToAuditLog to accept an optional limit parameter.

Let me know if you have questions!

@vatsrahul1001 Made all the changes

@haseebmalik18 I see chrome test are flaky. It passed on retry. Can you look into this?

@vatsrahul1001 Made the fix

@vatsrahul1001 The chrome test is passing now. That failed test looks like it's from a different test suite, is that unrelated to our UI testing?

@vatsrahul1001 The chrome test is passing now. That failed test looks like it's from a different test suite, is that unrelated to our UI testing?

@haseebmalik18 PR looking in good shape. Nice work!. A few minor comments for the test case rename.

I have re-run tests

@vatsrahul1001 Made the test case rename changes. Also I was wondering since I made a bunch of commits will it auto squash into one commit?

@vatsrahul1001 Made the changes

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