Power Apps connectors allow you to connect your app to external services like SharePoint, Microsoft 365, or custom APIs. When you build a Power App, you can use these connectors to read and write data from these services. For instance, you can get a list of items from a SharePoint list, create a new item in a SharePoint list, etc.
Read moreEarlier this year, I was asked if it was possible to test Power Apps with Playwright. My answer was that it should be possible, as it is still a web application that gets created. Over the last few months, I have been working on and testing a project where I used Playwright to test a solution created in Power Apps.
Read moreA couple of months ago, I found a way to end-to-end test your solutions, which require you to log in on Microsoft with multifactor authentication enabled. The solution is to use a time-based one-time password (TOTP) that you can generate on the fly during your automated tests. info You can read more about the approach in the automating Microsoft 365 login with multi-factor authentication in Playwright tests article.
Read moreI have been using Playwright to automate my tests for a long time, but one thing I struggled with was automating the login flow for Microsoft 365 with a multi-factor authentication (MFA) account. When using an MFA-enabled account, you must provide an additional manual step to complete the login process.
Read moreAs various projects I maintain for customers include end-to-end (E2E) tests using Playwright, which run on a daily schedule and on every new release, I wanted to automate following up on failed tests. Instead of manually creating issues, I automated the process using GitHub Actions and the GitHub API. This worked great, but I thought to myself, why not share this with the world?
Read moreWhile creating new E2E tests for a SharePoint Framework solution, I wanted to test the solution with different permission sets. Usually, when you run your tests, you start these up with a user with the required permissions to run the tests. Instead of creating a new user with different permissions or different sites/pages to perform the tests, I looked into the possibility of overriding the context properties of SPFx.
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