Robust tests for unconventional environments
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A practical account of building tests for a Chrome extension wallet that actually works and speeds development claims that full end to end testing is possible despite slow paid networks and browser protocols. It uses a Dapper smart contract Ethereum wallet deployed one contract per user so wallet creation can take minutes, runs a local Ganache node and local API to avoid network fees, confronts Cypress issue #1965 by mocking the chrome API, splits onboarding into discrete steps, and ends up with flaky bits reduced and faster releases.
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