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Test eOverdracht flow using Chromium browser #23

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@reinkrul reinkrul commented May 5, 2022

Waiting for nuts-foundation/nuts-demo-ehr#262

Tests eOverdracht flow;

  1. Set up vendor and care organizations
  2. Register patient
  3. Create transfer dossier and assign
  4. Log in as receiving organization, check inbox and assert transfer details

Future features:

  • Make screenshot when it fails
  • Run headless on GitHub part of the build

@reinkrul reinkrul marked this pull request as ready for review May 17, 2022 13:45
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If the subContext is done, you have to cancel the parent? Shouldn't this context be the parent context for the others?

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missing docker compose down

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Seems to be stuck on creating transfer: Create transfer button not pressed

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