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Hi @vatsrahul1001

The WebKit E2E tests are failing in CI while Chromium and Firefox pass.

Error: page.goto: Test timeout of 30000ms exceeded

This appears to be a WebKit-specific CI environment issue (network/timing), not a test logic problem.

Should I:

1. Increase timeout for WebKit?
2. Or is this a known issue that can be ignored?

Thanks!

@lin121291 Thanks for this PR! A few things:

1. WebKit timeout - Add test.setTimeout(60_000) at describe level.

2. Create test data in beforeAll:

   • Trigger a DAG and wait for completion
   • Mark that run as "failed" using the API:
     await page.request.patch(
     /api/v2/dags/${dagId}/dagRuns/${runId},
     { data: { state: "failed" } }
     );
   • Trigger another run for "success" state
   • We need to also trigger multiple dags here so that in filtering test we can filter with different dag id
     This ensures runs exist for testing.

3. Remove fixed waits - Replace waitForTimeout(1000) with element waits.

4. Error handling in navigate() - Replace .catch(() => {}) with proper assertions.

5. Filter test - After clicking the filter, verify that results actually change or that the filter UI appears correctly. Let's start with filter of state and dag id

6. Add tests for paginations, by default pagination is 50 runs, but I think you can use offset and limit in your url to test this http://localhost:8080/dag_runs?offset=0&limit=3

Let me know if you have questions!

@lin121291 can you resolve the comments, and we can merge post it

@vatsrahul1001 All feedback addressed in the latest commit. Thanks for the detailed review!

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