rstudio-migrate-tests-selenium-to-playwright

Migrating Selenium tests to Playwright TypeScript involves mapping existing electron-tests to Playwright page objects and test structures, ensuring standardization across desktop and server end-to-end testing environments. The process requires loading the rstudio-create-playwright-tests skill.

Before converting Selenium Electron tests, you must consult BRAT for ground truth and verify MIGRATION_FROM_SELENIUM_PROGRESS.md to ensure compliance with all required pre-migration steps and related artifacts.

Yes, migrating Selenium tests to Playwright supports standardizing end-to-end testing across both Desktop and Server environments. It encourages reusing existing Playwright patterns, fixtures, and cross-platform approaches for these test suites.

Yes, the migration supports a data-driven approach for similar tests. It aligns converted Selenium tests with existing BRAT references and established Playwright patterns to maintain consistency across the test suite.

The best way to standardize end-to-end testing is by converting Selenium tests under e2e/rstudio/tests using Playwright TypeScript. This migration reuses existing Playwright patterns and fixtures, creating maintainable tests for Electron and server suites.

You need to load the rstudio-create-playwright-tests skill because the migration process actively depends on it to accurately convert electron-tests into Playwright TypeScript tests and integrate with related migration artifacts.