If you are using visual studio code, there is a playwright plugin that you need to install. Once you install that plugin and run your tests, it will automatically start showing the time in millisecond for each line when you run the tests. Hope that helps. Let me know if you are struggling with it, I can demo that in a video.
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Hi Uncle Aaroh! Nice video! Just one question: How can I configure to see in the code editor the time of execution of each line? Thanks!
If you are using visual studio code, there is a playwright plugin that you need to install. Once you install that plugin and run your tests, it will automatically start showing the time in millisecond for each line when you run the tests.
Hope that helps. Let me know if you are struggling with it, I can demo that in a video.
@@UncleAarohTesting Thanks for your reply. Yes, I'm using VS Code. Which plugin should I install? I'll do it when I come back home :-)
@@cristinaanitsirc have a look at this ua-cam.com/video/Nwh9ShKZ2OI/v-deo.htmlsi=d3KBMhJenKdoltAE&t=254
That clip also shows the time that appear when you run the test
@@cristinaanitsirc have you tried it yet ?
What do you think about this? Comment below!
What esle can we do ?
Please tell us in your next video !!!