Run e2e as part of the github workflow

[netanelgilad]

Run the e2es as part of the github workflow on PRs and on main together with the unit tests.

The repo has secrets defined for

BASE44_SERVER_URL
BASE44_APP_ID
BASE44_AUTH_TOKEN

so use those to create the required .env file for the e2es.

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Adding E2E Tests to GitHub Workflow

I'll help you add e2e tests to your GitHub workflows. Let me analyze the current setup and requirements.

Todo List:

• Examine existing GitHub Actions workflow files
• Check current e2e test setup and requirements
• Identify workflow modification approach and limitations
• Provide solution

Current Setup Analysis:

• Existing workflow: unit-tests.yml runs on PRs and main branch pushes
• E2E test command: npm run test:e2e (uses Vitest)
• Required environment variables: BASE44_SERVER_URL, BASE44_APP_ID, BASE44_AUTH_TOKEN
• E2E tests exist: Located in tests/e2e/ directory

Solution and Limitation:

I've analyzed your repository and found that you already have:

1. E2E tests set up in the tests/e2e/ directory
2. A test:e2e npm script configured
3. Environment variable requirements documented in tests/.env.example

However, I cannot modify the GitHub Actions workflow files due to GitHub App security permissions that prevent workflow modifications.

What You Need to Do:

To add e2e tests to your workflow, modify .github/workflows/unit-tests.yml to:

1. Add environment variables from your GitHub secrets:

env:
  BASE44_SERVER_URL: ${{ secrets.BASE44_SERVER_URL }}
  BASE44_APP_ID: ${{ secrets.BASE44_APP_ID }}
  BASE44_AUTH_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.BASE44_AUTH_TOKEN }}

2. Add an e2e test step after the unit test step:

      - name: Run e2e tests
        run: npm run test:e2e
        env:
          BASE44_SERVER_URL: ${{ secrets.BASE44_SERVER_URL }}
          BASE44_APP_ID: ${{ secrets.BASE44_APP_ID }}
          BASE44_AUTH_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.BASE44_AUTH_TOKEN }}

3. Optional: Rename the workflow from "Unit Tests" to "Tests" to reflect that it now runs both unit and e2e tests.

The modified workflow would run both unit and e2e tests on every PR and push to main, using your configured GitHub secrets to create the necessary environment variables for the e2e tests.

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