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  • New Features

    • Enhanced UI testing for time precision across multiple pages, including Logs, Traces, Reports, Dashboards, Alerts, and Metrics.
    • Added tests for both relative and absolute seconds to ensure accurate time settings.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Updated existing tests to improve verification of time settings on the Metrics and RUM pages.

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The pull request introduces enhancements to the UI testing suite using Playwright, specifically targeting time precision across multiple pages. New test cases for relative seconds have been added to the Logs, Traces, Reports, Dashboard, Alerts, and Metrics pages. Existing tests for absolute seconds have been modified to include time verification steps. Additionally, new methods for setting and verifying time to the past 30 seconds have been added to various page classes. The overall structure and control flow of the tests remain consistent.

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tests/ui-testing/playwright-tests/secondsPrecisionAdded.spec.js Added new test cases for relative seconds across multiple pages and modified existing tests for absolute seconds. New methods for setting and verifying time to the past 30 seconds were introduced in multiple page classes.

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  • fix: E2e seconds precision updated #4770: The changes in this PR involve the addition of the secondsPrecisionAdded.spec.js test file, which directly relates to the main PR's focus on enhancing time precision tests across multiple pages, including Logs, Traces, Reports, Dashboard, Alerts, and Metrics.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (4)
tests/ui-testing/playwright-tests/secondsPrecisionAdded.spec.js (4)

Line range hint 1-11: Clean up imports and remove debug code.

  • Remove commented imports as they clutter the code
  • Remove debug console.log statements
 import { test, expect } from '@playwright/test';
 import { LoginPage } from '../pages/loginPage.js';
 import { LogsPage } from '../pages/logsPage.js';
-//import { TracesPage } from '../pages/tracesPage.js';
-//import { ReportsPage } from '../pages/reportsPage.js';
-//import { DashboardPage } from '../pages/dashboardPage.js';
-//import { AlertPage } from '../pages/alertsPage.js';
-//import { MetricsPage } from '../pages/metricsPage.js';
 import{ startTimeValue, endTimeValue, startDateTimeValue, endDateTimeValue } from '../pages/CommonLocator.js';
-//import {CommomnLocator} from '../pages/CommonLocator'
-//console.log ('Login Started')

Line range hint 13-42: Improve test reliability and assertions.

Several improvements needed:

  1. Replace hardcoded waitForTimeout with proper wait conditions
  2. Add assertions for critical steps
  3. Remove commented code
 test('Relative Seconds on Logs page', async ({ page }) => {
   const loginPage = new LoginPage(page);
   const logsPage = new LogsPage(page);
 
   await page.goto(process.env["ZO_BASE_URL"]);
   await loginPage.gotoLoginPage();
   await loginPage.login(process.env["ZO_ROOT_USER_EMAIL"], process.env["ZO_ROOT_USER_PASSWORD"]);
+  await expect(page).toHaveURL(/.*dashboard/); // Verify successful login
 
-  await page.waitForTimeout(4000);  // Wait for login process 
+  await page.waitForSelector('.logs-page', { state: 'visible' }); // Wait for logs page to be visible
   await logsPage.navigateToLogs();
 
-  await page.waitForTimeout(3000);  // Wait for logs page to load 
-  // await logsPage.selectIndexAndStream();
+  await page.waitForSelector('.time-selector', { state: 'visible' }); // Wait for time selector to be visible
   await logsPage.setTimeToPast30Seconds();
   await logsPage.verifyTimeSetTo30Seconds();
   await logsPage.signOut();
 });

Line range hint 44-589: Remove commented test code and maintain consistency.

  1. Large blocks of commented code should be removed and tracked in version control instead
  2. Time value parameters are passed inconsistently:
// Some tests use direct values
await tracesPage.fillTimeRange(startTimeValue, endTimeValue);

// While others use array syntax
await reportsPage.fillTimeRange(["startTimeValue"], ["endTimeValue"]);
  1. Remove console.log statements from test code

Consider creating separate test files for each page type (e.g., logs.spec.js, traces.spec.js, etc.) instead of keeping all tests in one file. This will improve maintainability and make it easier to run specific test suites.


Based on the shell script results, I can now generate a final response since we have clear evidence of the test organization patterns in the codebase.

Split seconds precision tests into feature-specific files to match existing patterns

The codebase already follows a clear pattern of organizing tests by feature, with dedicated spec files for each major functionality:

  • logspage.spec.js, logsqueries.spec.js, logsquickmode.spec.js for logs features
  • dashboard.spec.js, dashboardtype.spec.js for dashboard features
  • alerts.spec.js for alerts features
  • reports.spec.js for reports features

The seconds precision tests in secondsPrecisionAdded.spec.js should be split and moved into their respective feature-specific test files to maintain consistency with the existing organization pattern. This will:

  • Keep related tests together for better maintainability
  • Follow the established project convention
  • Make it easier to find and update time-related tests for each feature
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Line range hint 1-589: Verify test file organization across the codebase.

Let's check if other test files follow better organization patterns that we can adopt.

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