e2e-testing

You can automate end-to-end web testing by configuring a test regime in a YAML file and executing it through setup, run, and report modes. This workflow handles test discovery, execution, and evidence-rich output generation.

A test regime is a YAML-defined configuration that drives end-to-end test discovery and execution. It enables regime-driven discovery of undocumented paths and flaky areas, ensuring comprehensive regression testing coverage.

You can identify flaky tests by running your e2e test regime and analyzing the generated reports. The system captures evidence and historical context during execution, highlighting flaky areas and regressions in both human-readable and machine-readable formats.

Yes, the e2e testing workflow generates both human-readable and machine-readable outputs. The report mode analyzes execution results, producing evidence bundles and historical context suitable for automated pipeline consumption.

To set up a YAML test regime, define your configuration under the tests/e2e/test_regime.yml file path. Running the e2e-testing skill in setup mode will process this configuration to establish your automated test workflow.

Yes, evidence capture and historical context are core features of this automated web testing workflow. During the run and report modes, the system automatically bundles execution evidence to document regressions and flaky test behavior.