Playwright Testing Vueform Builder

[victorvaldez5]

Hello Everyone,

I'm facing an issue with license validation blocking our Playwright end-to-end tests. We are trying to create an end-to-end test for a page that uses the form builder, and when we go to access the Form Builder page, we are getting a "Restricted Access Page" in local development. This is happening because our test URL for Playwright tests is (0.0.0.0:59836).

I'm looking for advice on how others manage e2e tests with Form Builder under similar constraints. We use the Production Builder License - Monthly Subscription since we are in our project's development/demo phase. Any shared experiences or tips on overcoming these license validation challenges for comprehensive testing in a way that respects the licensing terms would be greatly appreciated:

• What strategies or workarounds have worked for you for successful e2e testing with Form Builder?
• Advice for configuring tests to bypass license restrictions locally and in CI/CD?

[adamberecz]

Hi Victor, I've added 0.0.0.0 to our whitelist. If you have a Production Builder License it should work now. Please let me know if you experience any issues.

[victorvaldez5]

Thanks, @adamberecz. I appreciate the quick turnaround! Would you also be able to add 127.0.0.1 to the whitelist too?

[victorvaldez5]

I just tried running Playwright on the page again, and it still gave me the same error. Is there anything I need to do on the builder config to make it work? Also one thing to note is that the port changes when I run the playwright tests

[adamberecz]

127.0.0.1 should already be a part of our whitelist. Are you sure you've followed through the steps for the licensed version (eg. setting up the right registry in .npmrc? The steps can be found after you sign in to you account, then click on Installation at your project then choosing Licensed tab from the left side. The ports should not be an issue.

[victorvaldez5]

I can confirm that it was not working because of an error on my end. I am no longer getting a restricted access error. Thanks!