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Preload: add testing for post editor and pages in site editor #67511
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Should we just copy the test for the post editor in the |
@Mamaduka Not sure what you mean? It's a tiny super fast test so I'm not sure if it matters much. |
Do you mind rebasing to avoid accidental surprise when this is merged? |
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@Mamaduka Done :) |
It seems we've an "expected values" mismatch now. |
What?
Adds tests to prevent regressions in preloading (and thus load performance) for the post editor and page editor within the site editor.
Why?
To prevent regressions and make people more aware. These tests are meant to catch regressions early instead of after the fact in performance graphs. It's also much more scalable to test all kinds of different pages.
How?
Use the recording added in #67475.
Testing Instructions
n/a