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Fix [Flaky Test] Entering zoomed out mode zooms the canvas #66212
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Nice catch!
…#66212) * start each test directly on the template page * remove pause Co-authored-by: MaggieCabrera <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: talldan <[email protected]>
What?
Closes #66051
Why?
because the test was flaky and we can't have that :D
How?
The test setup was relying on clicking on the canvas once in the site editor and sometimes this would mean the scroll could be at the bottom of the page. This made the tests inconsistent. I'm changing it to directly open the template we are testing instead to ensure we are always at the top of the page
Testing Instructions
Run
npm run test:e2e -- --repeat-each 20 -g "Entering zoomed out mode zooms the canvas"
to run the test 20 times and make sure it doesn't fail. It used to fail half of the time before in my local install