Adds the '@CASH-848' tag to several Cash and Insurance related E2E tests.
This tag likely relates to a specific issue or requirement tracked under CASH-848.
Removes the explicit URL declaration from the page classes.
The URL validation and navigation are now handled directly within the tests, providing greater flexibility and control over test execution and removing the need to manage URLs within each page object.
Moves the CASH-836 tag from the HeavyTruck test to the RepairOnly test.
This change ensures that the correct test case is associated with the corresponding issue in the issue tracking system.
Updates the tags for CashRepairInShopPayPal and CashRepairMobileCreditCard test cases to include the '@CASH-836' tag.
Removes the '@CASH-836' tag from the CashReplaceSplitWindshield test case.
Adds the `@CASH-836` tag to `CashRepairInShopAfterPay` and `CashReplaceSplitWindshield` tests.
This addition presumably links these tests to a specific issue or requirement tracked under CASH-836.
Removes unused variables from playwright-test.yml.
Adds the `Managed` flow type to the insurance test data.
Specifies an empty payment details object for the insurance flow
to skip the payment method page.
Updates the safelite-playwright-core dependency to version 1.0.26.
This change also imports missing modules from the updated safelite-playwright-core package in relevant files.
Adds a new environment variable to skip content site checks, improving test environment flexibility.
Improves the "nextPage" function in BasePage to handle loader elements and button states more reliably.
Adds support for selecting loss location in CCPolicyInfoPage to reflect claim details accurately.
Updates assertion methods to use Soft assertions for smoother test execution.
Adds a new test case "InsuranceMeemicNearSchoolVerified" to expand test coverage.
Refactors the vehicle lookup test data structure to improve data handling and flexibility.
Consolidates license plate information into a dedicated object within vehicle details.
Improves the handling of cash to insurance flows, including adding new test cases and adjusting logic for policy verification and payment methods.
Also, updates UI elements to ensure correct display of deductible information and handles split windshield scenarios.
The `safelite-playwright-core` dependency is updated to version 1.0.22.
Disables heavy truck and split windshield tests in both standard and alert test suites.
These tests are commented out due to ongoing QA processes and will be re-enabled once ready.
Adds a new test case for cash replacements of split windshields.
Normalizes "SPLIT WINDSHIELD" types to "WINDSHIELD" in the parts array to ensure correct part validation during order processing.
Extends the `vehicleDamage` enum to include `DriverSplitWindshield` and `PassengerSplitWindshield`.
Adds support for split windshield damage selection and validation.
Introduces new vehicle damage types and corresponding UI elements on the vehicle damage page.
Also, adds a new alert message to handle the scenario where both single-piece and split windshield options are selected.
The changes enhance the accuracy of vehicle damage assessment.
Updates the `isCashToInsurance` property to `isCashInsuranceFlow`
for improved clarity and consistency in naming conventions.
This change affects test data interfaces and related logic
to accurately reflect the cash-to-insurance flow.
Configures test data to explicitly set the payment method to "SelfPay" for test cases involving cash clients.
This change ensures that the payment process is correctly initiated and handled when customers choose to pay directly.
Updates the `isRecalNotification` flag to `isRecalVehicle` for better clarity and consistency across the codebase.
This change ensures that the flag's name accurately reflects its purpose: to indicate whether recalibration information for a vehicle is required.
Increases the global test timeout to prevent failures on slower environments.
Updates the address in a test case to use correct formatting and abbreviation
to ensure the test passes consistently.
