Dmitry Gozman

This is a known problem. For technical reasons, we do not enable tracing when running with the "Show browser" or when debugging that uses "Show browser" under the hood. The...

@kettanaito Thank you for the issue. Have you tried prepending an extra `webServer` command into the `config.webServer` array? This would run before the actual web server.

@kettanaito Could you help me understand how `runnerSetup: './myscript.js'` is different from an entry in `webServer` that says `command: 'node ./myscript.js'`? We consider these two to be basically identical.

@kettanaito Thank you for the explanation. I understand why you don't like the wrapper script approach. However, I was suggesting something entirely different. In the example below we have a...

@kettanaito We have discussed this topic with the team. We'd really like to make `webServer` as versatile as possible before introducing new APIs, so below are some suggestions. Please let...

> But here I have a question: does Playwright run multiple webServer as forks of the same parent process? I wonder if I even can set an env variable from...

@kettanaito We've discussed this one a bit more. It seems like we do not fully agree with the approach where you orchestrate your setup in the test runner, instead of...

@crazyones110 Could you share an exact repro that allows us to see these hidden/detached pages locally? I think we can just filter them out for you, only connecting to the...

@sebakerckhof You can achieve this today with VSCode extension by [checking "Show browser"](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=ms-playwright.playwright#show-browsers). In the UI mode, there is no such functionality yet.

@alexaka1 Thank you for the issue, I can reproduce. Unfortunately, scrolling this button into view does not work in Chrome and Safari. Perhaps there's a spec problem with nested popovers...