Mocking APIs in Playwright E2E Tests with route() and fulfill()
Playwright's route() and fulfill() let you mock HTTP responses in cross-browser E2E tests, while browser contexts and serial() isolate state and prevent interference.
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Playwright's route() and fulfill() let you mock HTTP responses in cross-browser E2E tests, while browser contexts and serial() isolate state and prevent interference.
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Cypress 12 made testIsolation default to true, so browser state including cookies, localStorage, sessionStorage and the page is cleared before each test. Earlier behavior carried state across tests in a spec. With isolation enabled, specs that relied on a single login in a before hook no longer share authenticated state between it blocks. The documented migr
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