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[Docs]: test-configuration For .Net #30890
[Docs]: test-configuration For .Net #30890
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I am not alone, who miss Playwright settings for .NET documentation https://medium.com/@dneprokos/playwright-with-net-what-is-it-useful-bafc85898b5
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Switching from the Node.js documentation to the .NET documentation is not always supported, since the doc structure is different. We recommend switching once and then following the guides on the left side along. Playwright for Node.js is significant different, since it provides a test-runner while in .NET, we mostly provide a library with NUnit and MSTest integrations. So there is a dedicated chunk of documentation in Node.js, like in your case the test-configuration page, which is not needed in .NET. We just released an update to the .NET docs which should make it more clear, does this help you?
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@mxschmitt Thanks for the links to. .Net documentation. |
ContextOptions can only be set via the runtime, see here: microsoft/playwright-dotnet#2555 |
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https://playwright.dev/docs/test-configuration exists but
https://playwright.dev/dotnet/docs/test-configuration doesn’t exist
Description
The page “ Test configuration” https://playwright.dev/docs/test-configuration shows Node.js instructions.
However when I tried to switch to .Net, it returned “ This page is not available for .NET.”
It will be good to document how to do Test configuration in .Net
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