Modified the e2e test for account deletion. Rather than redirecting to the sign-in page after the account is deleted, the change ensures that the system waits for a local URL. This should improve test coverage by making sure the browser is redirected to the correct URL instead of automatically going
Removed unnecessary response wait in `auth.po.ts` and a redundant output property in `turbo.json`. The code is now simpler with less redundancy, which makes it easier to read and maintain. Removed files are either not used or not necessary for the project to behave as expected.
The commit introduces a message to indicate the account deletion process. It also enhances the tests by reducing code redundancy in the e2e tests, creating a more random name for team accounts, and improving the navigation process after account deletions. The commit also includes code cleanup tasks, such as the removal of unused imports.
Multiple updates are made to refine the account management features, including updating the 'Your Teams' text to show the number of teams, and modifying the form data validation process in the 'deletePersonalAccountAction' service. Additionally, improvements have been made in test configurations including updating the test timeout settings, taking screenshots when a test fails, and adjusting the location for saving Playwright reports.
The commit has made key changes to enhance the efficiency of end-to-end tests. The password generation logic and random email creation method have been modified to use bigger random numbers, ensuring
Renamed several components related to account settings and updated corresponding data-test selectors for more clarity. Adjusted e2e tests to reflect these changes and added tests for new functionalities, like changing password and deleting account. In addition, generator description in monorepo configuration was simplified. Minor changes were also made to e2e test utilities for better error handling.
This update changes the number of retries in the Playwright configuration. Additionally, solid improvements have been made in the account settings, including better data semantics for testing, changes to email confirmation, and adding a new E2E test suite for accounts. The sign-up flow was updated and problems with multi-language support logic were fixed.
