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The pull request introduces modifications to Cypress end-to-end tests across four files related to the Applications, Forms, and Add-Ons pages. Key changes include enhanced validation for application templates, the addition of comprehensive tests for the Form Templates page, streamlined validation processes for the Forms page, and an updated selector for the ConvertKit card on the Add-Ons page. The updates improve the flexibility and coverage of the tests without altering any exported or public entity declarations.

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tests/cypress/e2e/Applications/...validateApplicationsPage.cy.js Modified header text assertion to allow for multiple valid strings in the Applications page test.
tests/cypress/e2e/Form Templates/...FormTemplates.cy.js Added multiple tests for Form Templates page covering content validation, search functionality, template management, and custom template creation/deletion.
tests/cypress/e2e/Forms/...formPageDataValidation.cy.js Simplified validation for upgrade link, improved logging, and refined navigation and excerpt view validation in Forms page tests.
tests/cypress/e2e/Add-Ons/...validateAddOnsPage.cy.js Updated selector for the ConvertKit card to ensure correct icon validation in Add-Ons page tests.

Possibly related PRs

  • form templates functionalities #1985: The changes in this PR enhance the functionalities related to form templates, which directly relates to the comprehensive suite of tests introduced in the main PR for the "Form Templates" page.
  • add-ons page validations #1963: This PR introduces a test suite for validating the Add-Ons page, which is relevant as both the main PR and this one involve testing functionalities within the WordPress admin interface.
  • create multiple forms and bulk delete them from form list page #1757: This PR focuses on creating and deleting forms, which is related to the main PR's tests that include creating and deleting custom templates.
  • Fix cypress upgrade link check #1998: This PR modifies the upgrade link check in the Forms validation tests, which could be relevant to the main PR's focus on validating various functionalities of the Form Templates page.
  • validations for applications page #2023: This PR introduces validations for the Applications page, which is relevant as it shares a similar testing approach to the main PR's Cypress tests for the "Form Templates" page.

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Actionable comments posted: 2

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)
tests/cypress/e2e/Applications/validateApplicationsPage.cy.js (1)

19-25: Improved flexibility in header text assertion

The change enhances the test's resilience by allowing for multiple valid header texts. This is a good improvement that can accommodate potential variations in the displayed content, such as A/B testing scenarios.

Consider adding a comment explaining why this flexible assertion is necessary, to help future maintainers understand the reasoning behind this change. For example:

// Flexible assertion to accommodate potential A/B testing or minor text variations
cy.get('h1').should(($h1) => {
    // ... (rest of the code)
});
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tests/cypress/e2e/Forms/formPageDataValidation.cy.js (3)

17-20: LGTM: Improved upgrade link validation

The simplification of the upgrade link validation process is a good improvement. It reduces complexity while still effectively testing the link's functionality and the correct redirection.


22-23: LGTM: Proper state reset after external navigation

The addition of navigation back to the original page after clicking the upgrade link is a good practice. It ensures that the test environment is reset to the correct state for subsequent assertions.


Line range hint 1-1: Request: Show changes to excerpt view validation

The AI summary mentions updates to the excerpt view validation, including changes to ensure the description field is filled correctly and the updated description is verified in the UI. However, these changes are not visible in the provided diff. Could you please show the relevant changes so I can review them?

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tests/cypress/e2e/Add-Ons/validateAddOnsPage.cy.js (2)

Line range hint 1-646: Consider refactoring the add-on card validation logic.

The test case for validating all add-on cards is comprehensive but highly repetitive. Consider refactoring this part of the test to improve maintainability and reduce the risk of errors when adding or modifying add-on validations.

Here's a suggestion for refactoring:

  1. Create a helper function to validate a single add-on card:
function validateAddonCard(slug, name, iconHref, description, planRequired) {
  cy.get(`li[data-slug="${slug}"]`).within(() => {
    cy.get('.frm-font-medium.frm-truncate').should('contain.text', name);
    cy.get('svg.frmsvg > use').should('have.attr', 'xlink:href', iconHref);
    cy.get('p.frm-line-clamp-2').should('contain.text', description);
    cy.contains('Plan required:').within(() => {
      cy.get('a').should('contain.text', planRequired);
    });
    cy.get('a[aria-label="Upgrade Now"]').should('have.attr', 'target', '_blank')
      .and('have.attr', 'href').and('include', 'https://formidableforms.com/lite-upgrade/');
  });
}
  1. Use this helper function to validate each add-on card:
validateAddonCard('convertkit', 'ConvertKit', '#frm_convertkit_icon', 'Bring automation into your email marketing plan for the power to say "welcome" to your subscribers the moment they opt-in to your list.', 'Plus');
validateAddonCard('paypal-standard', 'PayPal Standard', '#frm_paypal_icon', 'Collect instant payments and recurring payments to automate your online business. Calculate a total and send customers on to PayPal.', 'Business');
// ... repeat for other add-ons

This refactoring will make the test more maintainable and easier to update when new add-ons are added or existing ones are modified.


Line range hint 648-668: Enhance search functionality test coverage.

The current test case for the search functionality covers basic scenarios. Consider expanding the test coverage to include more edge cases and error handling.

Here are some suggestions to enhance the search functionality test:

  1. Test with special characters in the search query.
  2. Test with very long search queries.
  3. Test case sensitivity of the search.
  4. Test searching by category or plan type.
  5. Test the behavior when rapidly changing the search query.

Example of additional test cases:

it("should handle edge cases in add-on search", () => {
  // Test with special characters
  cy.get('#addon-search-input').type("PayPal & Stripe");
  cy.get('.plugin-card').should("exist");

  // Test with a very long search query
  cy.get('#addon-search-input').clear().type("a".repeat(100));
  cy.get('#frm-page-skeleton-empty-state').should("exist");

  // Test case sensitivity
  cy.get('#addon-search-input').clear().type("PAYPAL STANDARD");
  cy.get('.plugin-card-paypal-standard').should("exist");

  // Test searching by category
  cy.get('#addon-search-input').clear().type("category:automation");
  cy.get('.plugin-card').should("exist");

  // Test rapid search query changes
  cy.get('#addon-search-input').clear().type("Pay", {delay: 0});
  cy.get('#addon-search-input').type("Pal", {delay: 0});
  cy.get('.plugin-card-paypal-standard').should("exist");
});

These additional tests will help ensure the robustness of the search functionality across various scenarios.

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tests/cypress/e2e/Add-Ons/validateAddOnsPage.cy.js (2)

643-643: Selector update for ConvertKit card icon.

The selector for the ConvertKit card icon has been updated as mentioned in the AI-generated summary. This change ensures that the correct icon is being validated for the ConvertKit add-on.


Line range hint 1-668: Overall assessment of the Add-Ons page tests.

The tests for the Add-Ons page are comprehensive and cover the main functionality, including validating add-on cards and testing the search feature. The update to the ConvertKit card selector has been correctly implemented.

To further improve these tests:

  1. Refactor the repetitive add-on card validation logic to enhance maintainability.
  2. Expand the search functionality test coverage to include more edge cases and error handling scenarios.

These enhancements will make the tests more robust and easier to maintain as the Add-Ons page evolves.

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@Crabcyborg I think the tests should be fine for now, but I will run them periodically, especially when there are code updates that could potentially break them in the future.

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Thanks @lauramekaj1!

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