automating-browser-tests

To automate browser testing and capture evidence for a Liferay portal, you can use Playwright-driven flows that automate login, portal navigation, and page-editor interactions while capturing full-page screenshots for debugging and reporting.

The best way to capture full-page visual evidence when reproducing portal issues locally is by running Playwright browser-based flows that validate fixes and store structured screenshots for audits and work orders.

Yes, you can use Playwright CLI to validate login and admin navigation in local development environments by automating browser-based verification flows and reproducing page-layout mutations across projects.

Yes, you need to lock the env.portalUrl configuration before executing automated browser checks to satisfy bootstrap requirements and ensure the Playwright-driven flows target the correct Liferay portal environment.

Playwright handles guarded session management during portal verification by guiding the installation of dependencies and automating secure login flows to validate runtime state checks and reproduce issues safely.

Using Playwright CLI for page-layout mutations in Liferay requires verifying CLI availability and managing project-owned documentation through REFERENCE.md, limiting its use to local development environments and structured evidence collection.