Andrew Berry
Andrew BerryThe combination of deep automated tests plus a dependency updater really does make updating sites for this customer low risk and low stress. We’ve done 1-2 deployments a week, during business hours. One time a colleague even kicked off deployments from his phone while on his tractor! https://fosstodon.org/@lullabot/114987264282324640
Andrew Berry@jensimmons@front-end.social No, and most of our customers only care about Safari on iPhones. The lack of a real Safari for Linux (for CI) and Windows (for folks in Windows shops without Macs) is a major issue. Even in CI with Playwright using Webkit, it’s by far the slowest and flakiest browser and we often end up disabling it in tests too. (1/2)
Andrew BerryFurther, even if they want to test with Safari. they often limit it to public pages only and not authenticated experiences. Those are considered “good enough” if they work in Chrome.
It’s unfortunate, but I get it. I was a Safari user until recently, when integration issues with 1Password (fixed in 15.6 at least) drove me to another browser. (2/2)