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Azure SDK Review - [Stable SDK for Playwright-DevDiv-Service] #8353
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Meeting updated by Manivelu Rajendran Service Name: Playwright-DevDiv-Service Hero Scenarios Link: here Description: Microsoft Playwright Testing is an Azure service built on Playwright OSS that allows users to run tests on browsers hosted and managed by the service. It also enables publishing test results and artifacts to the service, which can then be accessed and analyzed through a dashboard. To facilitate authentication and connections to cloud-hosted browsers for running tests and to publish results and artifacts to the service, we have developed a service package. This package needs to be installed alongside Playwright OSS to use the service effectively. It is available in JavaScript and .NET as most of Playwright OSS and Playwright service users use these two languages. The service is currently in public preview, with General Availability (GA) planned for January. This review focuses on the GA release of the service package. Detailed meeting information and documents provided can be accessed here |
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Meeting updated by Manivelu Rajendran Service Name: Playwright-DevDiv-Service Hero Scenarios Link: here Description: Microsoft Playwright Testing is an Azure service built on Playwright OSS that allows users to run tests on browsers hosted and managed by the service. It also enables publishing test results and artifacts to the service, which can then be accessed and analyzed through a dashboard. To facilitate authentication and connections to cloud-hosted browsers for running tests and to publish results and artifacts to the service, we have developed a service package. This package needs to be installed alongside Playwright OSS to use the service effectively. It is available in JavaScript and .NET as most of Playwright OSS and Playwright service users use these two languages. The service is currently in public preview, with General Availability (GA) planned for January. This review focuses on the GA release of the service package. Detailed meeting information and documents provided can be accessed here |
Meeting updated by Ronnie Geraghty Service Name: Playwright-DevDiv-Service Hero Scenarios Link: here Description: Microsoft Playwright Testing is an Azure service built on Playwright OSS that allows users to run tests on browsers hosted and managed by the service. It also enables publishing test results and artifacts to the service, which can then be accessed and analyzed through a dashboard. To facilitate authentication and connections to cloud-hosted browsers for running tests and to publish results and artifacts to the service, we have developed a service package. This package needs to be installed alongside Playwright OSS to use the service effectively. It is available in JavaScript and .NET as most of Playwright OSS and Playwright service users use these two languages. The service is currently in public preview, with General Availability (GA) planned for January. This review focuses on the GA release of the service package. Detailed meeting information and documents provided can be accessed here |
New SDK Review meeting has been requested.
Service Name: Playwright-DevDiv-Service
Review Created By: Vansh Singh
Review Date: 01/08/2025 02:05 PM PT
Release Plan:1533
Hero Scenarios Link: here
Architecture Diagram Link: here
Core Concepts Doc Link: here
APIView Links: .NET, Javascript,
Description: Microsoft Playwright Testing is an Azure service built on Playwright OSS that allows users to run tests on browsers hosted and managed by the service. It also enables publishing test results and artifacts to the service, which can then be accessed and analyzed through a dashboard.
To facilitate authentication and connections to cloud-hosted browsers for running tests and to publish results and artifacts to the service, we have developed a service package. This package needs to be installed alongside Playwright OSS to use the service effectively. It is available in JavaScript and .NET as most of Playwright OSS and Playwright service users use these two languages.
The service is currently in public preview, with General Availability (GA) planned for January. This review focuses on the GA release of the service package.
Detailed meeting information and documents provided can be accessed here
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