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Resolves the event loop conflict between pytest-asyncio and pytest-playwright by isolating the integration tests into a separate test suite. The integration tests, which rely on pytest-asyncio, are moved to a dedicated `tests/integration` directory with its own `pytest.ini` and `conftest.py`. This allows them to run in a separate environment with the necessary `asyncio_mode = auto` configuration. The root `pytest.ini` is updated to exclude the new directory, preventing the event loop conflict that was causing the test suite to fail.
Resolves the event loop conflict between pytest-asyncio and pytest-playwright by isolating the integration tests into a separate test suite. The integration tests, which rely on pytest-asyncio, are moved to a dedicated `tests/integration` directory with its own `pytest.ini` and `conftest.py`. This allows them to run in a separate environment with the necessary `asyncio_mode = auto` configuration. The root `pytest.ini` is updated to exclude the new directory, preventing the event loop conflict that was causing the test suite to fail.
Resolves the event loop conflict between pytest-asyncio and pytest-playwright by isolating the integration tests into a separate test suite. The integration tests, which rely on pytest-asyncio, are moved to a dedicated `tests/integration` directory with its own `pytest.ini` and `conftest.py`. This allows them to run in a separate environment with the necessary `asyncio_mode = auto` configuration. The root `pytest.ini` is updated to exclude the new directory, preventing the event loop conflict that was causing the test suite to fail. Also adds `nest-asyncio` to the CI workflow to ensure that the necessary dependencies are installed in the CI environment.
Adds the `playwright` and `pytest-playwright` dependencies to the CI workflow. These were missing, which caused the end-to-end tests to fail during collection with a `ModuleNotFoundError`.
Adds assertions to the end-to-end test to ensure the iframe element and its content frame are not `None` before use. This resolves a `mypy` error that was causing the CI to fail.
Adds a step to the CI workflow to install the Playwright browser binaries. This was the final missing piece, and the CI should now pass.
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Resolves the event loop conflict between pytest-asyncio and pytest-playwright by isolating the integration tests into a separate test suite.
The integration tests, which rely on pytest-asyncio, are moved to a dedicated
tests/integrationdirectory with its ownpytest.iniandconftest.py. This allows them to run in a separate environment with the necessaryasyncio_mode = autoconfiguration.The root
pytest.iniis updated to exclude the new directory, preventing the event loop conflict that was causing the test suite to fail.