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Yes! We use a version of this in our end-to-end Playwright scripts as well, because we want our tests to be both: 1) lightweight, because most of our test suit
by testthetest 1y ago
Yes! We use a version of this in our end-to-end Playwright scripts as well, because we want our tests to be both:
1) lightweight, because most of our test suites run on production infrastructure and can’t afford to run them constantly
2) "creative", to find bugs we hadn’t considered before
Probabilistic test scenarios allow us to increase the surface we're testing without needing to exhaustively test every scenario.