Run every e2e test in its own @usekernel cloud browser.
Watch the agent work live, get a video replay of the whole window when a test fails, and run the whole suite in parallel.
e2e.com/blog/e2e-and-kernel
Tomorrow our co-founder @o_kwasniewski joins the Q&A panel at the React Foundation Meetup in London, alongside:
-> @sethwebster (React Foundation)
-> @sarah_edo (Google)
-> @CipolleschiR (Meta)
-> @anisha_malde (Amazon), moderating
Huge thanks to @reactjs for having us.
The room is full, but the waitlist is open: luma.com/g9q690i2
Our CEO @SzymonRybczak is on React Native Live with @mazenchami this Wednesday, showing how to speed up QA with @e2e
Nov 11, 9am PT, hosted by @reactnativelve:
Link:
youtube.com/watch?v=qwiH1tg6…
Replying to @enekes_abel @kacperkapusciak
great questions!
yes, it shows in the output as "handed off" and it will update the cache in .e2e/cache so that you can review the change in files
you can turn off self-healing with `--strict-cache` option and the test will fail if it doesn't match the cache
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“claude says it works” is a bold testing strategy
@kacperkapusciak walks through how to keep agents on track and make sure they check exactly what they were supposed to test
read it here: e2e.com/blog/how-does-agenti…
You can now run e2e tests inside @smolmachines microVMs.
Each test gets its own sandbox on your computer, with its own browser and its own database, ready in a couple of seconds.
Several agents can test separate copies of the same app at once without clicking through each other’s sessions, and every sandbox is wiped when its test ends.
e2e just passed 10,000 GitHub stars, and @kacperkapusciak is going live to show how to use it.
From npx e2e init to results on every pull request and run one test on web, iOS and Android. Then it's open Q&A.
Thu, Oct 22 · 9 AM PT · 12 PM ET · 6 PM CEST
Save a seat:
tester.army/e2e/sessions/int…







