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  • Enhanced the test environment with improved browser simulation settings.
  • Updated permissions to enable geolocation, microphone, and camera support during tests.
  • Refined launch configurations with additional runtime options for a more robust testing setup.

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The changes update testing configurations in tests/conftest.py. The browser_context_args fixture now adds a permissions key allowing geolocation, microphone, and camera access. Additionally, the browser_type_launch_args fixture is expanded to return a more comprehensive configuration, including setting "headless": False and adding multiple command-line arguments for file access, media simulation, and feature toggling.

Changes

File	Changes
tests/conftest.py	- Updated browser_context_args fixture to include "permissions": ["geolocation", "microphone", "camera"]. - Expanded browser_type_launch_args fixture to set "headless": False and add multiple new command-line arguments for enhanced browser launch configuration.

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• elias-shoursoh

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Actionable comments posted: 0

🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

tests/conftest.py (1)

111-128: Consider the implications of non-headless mode and browser-specific arguments.

The modifications to the browser launch configuration are comprehensive and will give you more control over the browser's behavior during testing. However, there are a few considerations:

1. Setting "headless": False makes the browser visible during tests, which is helpful for debugging but may impact CI/CD performance and resource usage.

2. Some arguments like --disable-features=... are Chromium-specific and may not work on all browsers, potentially affecting cross-browser testing.

3. The extensive list of command-line arguments should be documented to explain their purpose and necessity.

Consider adding a configuration option to toggle headless mode based on environment:

    return {
        **browser_type_launch_args,
-        "headless": False,
+        "headless": os.environ.get("HEADLESS", "False").lower() == "true",
        "args": [
            "--start-maximized",
            # ... other arguments
        ]
    }

This would allow you to run tests headlessly in CI/CD environments while maintaining visible mode for local development.

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tests/conftest.py (1)

73-73: Adding permissions for device access - good enhancement for testing.

The addition of geolocation, microphone, and camera permissions to the browser context allows tests to access these device features, which is useful for testing functionality that requires hardware access.