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Javascript – How to use multi tags/annotations in tests using Playwright

According to Playwright Tag-Tests Docs

Tagging test looks like this:

test('My test @foo', async ({ page }) => {
  // ...
});

But there is no mention of multi tagging.

I’m looking for something like:

test('My test @foo, bar', async ({ page }) => {});
or
test('My test @foo bar', async ({ page }) => {});
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    I've found a solution, and it's very simple and straight-forward, simply separate tags with space:

    test('My test @foo @bar', async ({ page }) => {
  // ...
});

    Execution:

    // foo OR bar
npx playwright test --grep "@foo|@bar"

// foo AND bar
npx playwright test --grep "(?=.*@foo)(?=.*@bar)"

  2. 0

    There are two ways I am using multi tags

    1. grouping my tests in test.describe block and using a tag at that level and then using tag at test level too as following
    test.describe("Sample test group @smoke @integrations", () => {

  test("Login Test case @regression", async ({
    page,
  }) => {

    // Arrange
    // Act
    
    // Assert
    

  }); // Test case closing

  }); // Test.describe block closing

    alternatively, the following

    1. Use multiple tags in test cases
      test("Login Test case @regression @smoke @integrations", async ({
    page,
  }) => {

    // Arrange
    // Act
    
    // Assert
    

  }); // Test case closing

    and then I use script to run them as following in package.json

        "smoke-tests": "npx playwright test --grep @smoke"

    if you don’t want to run it through scripts, you can use the following command in terminal

    npx playwright test --grep @smoke
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