Update docs #1345
Update docs #1345
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WalkthroughThe changes include the addition of new documentation files and significant restructuring of existing ones. A new deployment guide ( Changes
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Developer->>GitHubActions: Trigger deployment
GitHubActions->>DockerRegistry: Build and push images
GitHubActions->>Minikube: Deploy images for testing
Minikube->>GitHubActions: Run system tests
GitHubActions->>GCP_Kubernetes: Deploy validated images
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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (2)
docs/tests.md (2)
173-174: Enhance form interaction examples with error handling.The form interaction examples should include error handling and timeout configurations for better reliability.
Update the examples to include error handling:
-await page.getByLabel("First name").fill("User") +await page.getByLabel("First name", { timeout: 5000 }).fill("User") + .catch(e => console.error('Failed to fill first name:', e)); -await page.getByLabel("Draft").check() +await page.getByLabel("Draft", { timeout: 5000 }).check() + .catch(e => console.error('Failed to check draft:', e));Also applies to: 181-182
130-138: Add error handling to screenshot comparison example.The screenshot comparison example should include error handling and cleanup.
Update the example to include proper error handling:
test("test with screenshots", async ({ headless, page }, testInfo) => { + try { await expectScreenshotsToMatchSnapshots({ page, testInfo, headless, snapshotName: "example-snapshot", waitForThisToBeVisibleAndStable: page.getByText("Welcome to the course"), }) + } catch (error) { + console.error('Screenshot comparison failed:', error); + throw error; + } })
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[style] ~42-~42: You have already used this phrasing in nearby sentences. Consider replacing it to add variety to your writing.
Context: ...e. #### Example of test.only If you want to debug a specific test, you can add `.on...
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Context: ...bin/system-tests-record-test-teacher** — Record a test as a teacher user. - **...
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Context: ...bin/system-tests-record-test-user — Record a test as a regular user. - **`...
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Context: ...sts-record-test-without-resetting-db`** — Record a test without resetting the da...
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Context: ...ase. - bin/system-tests-run-tests — Run all tests. - **`bin/system-tests-u...
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Context: ...bin/system-tests-update-snapshots — Update image snapshots. - **`bin/syste...
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Context: ...bin/system-tests-run-tests-slowmo — Run tests in slow motion with the brow...
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Context: ...help you to resolve the problems you're having. ## Writing System Tests ### Recordin...
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Context: ...getLocatorForNthExerciseServiceIframe`**: Helps interact with or capture screensh...
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7-11: Consider enhancing the non-developer section.The non-developer section could benefit from a brief description explaining what users can expect to find at each link. This would help users quickly determine which resource best suits their needs.
For non-developers: -**Learn more about the courses**: [https://www.mooc.fi](https://www.mooc.fi) -**Teacher Documentation**: Refer to the **Wiki** tab in this repository. +**Learn more about the courses**: Visit [mooc.fi](https://www.mooc.fi) for course listings, enrollment information, and student resources. +**Teacher Documentation**: Access course creation and management guides in the **Wiki** tab of this repository.
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Learnt from: nygrenh
PR: rage/secret-project-331#1345
File: docs/index.md:1-5
Timestamp: 2024-12-04T08:52:17.012Z
Learning: For the "Secret Project 331", it's acceptable to include organizational details such as references to the MOOC Center and University of Helsinki in the public documentation, as the project is developed in public.
🔇 Additional comments (3)
docs/index.md (3)
12-57: Add missing section anchors for table of contents links.
The section headers need anchors to ensure proper navigation when clicking links within the documentation.
1-57: Well-structured documentation index!
The documentation is well-organized with clear sections, consistent formatting, and comprehensive coverage of development topics. The use of emojis helps with visual navigation, and the separation of concerns between different aspects of the system is clear.
23-29: Verify the existence and accuracy of development guide links.
The development guides section contains multiple links to crucial documentation. Let's verify that all referenced files exist and are properly linked.
✅ Verification successful
Documentation files exist but link parsing needs fixing
The verification revealed an interesting situation:
- All referenced documentation files physically exist in the
docs/directory - However, the link parsing script is incorrectly handling Markdown links, causing false positives for broken links
Let's verify this with a more accurate script:
Let's try one more verification with a different approach:
All development guide links are valid and accessible
The verification confirms that:
- All referenced documentation files exist in the
docs/directory - The Markdown link syntax in index.md is correct
- Each file is properly readable and contains content (non-zero file sizes)
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