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In our last few lectures, we discussed how we can integrate playwrite with Kitab actions, and in this

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lecture we are going to talk how we can integrate playwrite with Asia, the waps.

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So as we already discussed, we already have a playwright rapper sitting in our extradimensional GitHub

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repo.

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So we have already completed a few of the most important hurdles that we really need to go through so

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that lectures.

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But actually being useful for us while working with the playwrights and the actions was also working

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fine.

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We already know that, but now with the Asian developers integration, it is going to be even more simpler

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because all we are going to do is we're just going to run the exact same command that we have executed

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with the GitHub actions, workflow on the Azure developers, and we'll see how it's actually going to

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work.

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So far doing that, you actually need to have the Azure, the account with you, and then you can see

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how it actually works for you.

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So I already have Azure develops account and I have used this for many different causes of mine.

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And I'm going to use the exact same thing even this time as well.

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So I'm just going to create a new project.

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I'm going to call this as a playwright.

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See, I said, uh, and it's going to be a public proposal that you can now have access to that if I

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share the link in future and I'm going to create a new project, if you already have some idea about

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working with the actual developers, you already know what I'm going to do over here.

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If you don't really have any idea of Azure develops, I highly recommend to learn some basic concepts

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of Azure developers, like what is actually about how you can create rapports and how you can work with

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build pipeline, release pipelines, YAML file, how you can run them Panelli, how you can set up environment

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variables and how you can integrate with the sprint board task boards and stuff.

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These are some of the cool thing that you that we always used to do it.

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No one can wineman.

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That's exactly what we'll be doing in here as well.

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But I'm going to be going so deep on this particular lecture to talk all these concepts.

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I have already covered that in my Udemy course, which is going to be CIAs Khedive with your divorce

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if you just search for Udemy and then you will get into this particular course.

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Over here, which is the continuous integration and delivery with Azure, the Web services, so this

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course actually has got all the different things that are really required to learn about Azure develops

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from the complete basic to the complete advanced level.

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So I have a lot of labs pretty much like how we have in this particular course, and all these labs

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actually covers a lot of details and how you can actually work with Azure develops.

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So this is fully appreciate course.

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It always been updated with all the new information that is required.

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So, yes, this is how we are going to integrate playwrite as well as photo ops.

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But as that said, we need to start creating and work with the playwright in the Azure, the WAPs pipeline

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for doing that.

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First of all, we need to import the rapport that we have in our GitHub so you can see that is an option

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called us import importable.

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Or you can also try to clone this repo like we did for the GitHub actions.

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We can do that.

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But I prefer to go with the import repo option, which is going to be pretty straightforward.

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So I'm just going to go over here to the playwright.

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See, I said I'm going to copy this repo, paste this over here and I want to import this particular

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repo.

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So all the GitHub code that we have is going to be important to the azure doop repo.

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And then I can start creating the pipeline, probably the pipeline later point of time.

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But build a pipeline is more than enough for this particular demonstration.

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So you can see that our code is currently sitting over here.

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I'm going to set up a build pipeline by hitting this guy.

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And we know that this is a Norges project and I have selected that.

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That's it.

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So you can see that this is super simple and super straightforward to work in the actual database.

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And instead of the NPM run and build, this time I'm actually going to be using the same guy that NPCs

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Foleo.

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You remember our friend, so I'm just going to do this.

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NPCs Folia hyphen, hyphen parum.

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The browser name is equal to probably this time.

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I'm not going to specify the browser name and we will see if it could be able to run that test this

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time.

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So I'm just going to stay safe and I'm just going to run and it's going to run on the Ubuntu operating

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system for us.

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So we'll see what's going to basically happen.

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So you can see that the playwright installation is happening over here.

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We don't really have to worry about how we the get up actions did with the action steps and all those

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things.

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But here it is quite straightforward.

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And then there is an error coming to us and it says that the hyphen Pyramus name value is missing.

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So, yes, of course.

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Right.

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I mean, we need to remove either the computer programs like browser name alone is not something we

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need to remove and remove everything.

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Probably need to fix that.

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I mean, you don't have to do that.

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I mean, if you don't really begin to talk about that in our next video.

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But, yes, this is how we can fix this and try to run the test on the actual pipeline.

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So I just go ahead and do that in our next lecture.