Bug Report: Build and Publish Failures After Adding Playwright Tests (node_modules\rxfire\firestore\lite\interfaces.d.ts)

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Difficulty
4/5
Estimated time
3-5 days
Newbie friendliness
25/100
Issue type
Bug
Clarity
Needs clarification
Activity status
Stale
Tech stack
angular, playwright, typescript

Research direction

Start by reproducing the pipeline after adding the Playwright tests, focusing on the failing build and publish steps. Inspect the reported node_modules\rxfire\firestore\lite\interfaces.d.ts location and the pipeline configuration; done means both steps complete successfully without the reported errors.

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Description

Bug Report: Build and Publish Failures After Adding Playwright Tests
Environment:

  • Angular: ^16.0.0
  • Firebase: 9.8.0
  • AngularFire: 7.6.1
  • Windows: 11
  • Node.js: 20.11.1
  • playwright: 1.45.2",
  • playwright/test: ^1.45.2,
  • elopment",
    "test": "npx playwright test"
    },

Description:
After adding Playwright tests to the pipeline, the tests pass successfully. However, during the build and publish steps, errors occur, causing the steps to fail.

Steps to Reproduce:

  1. Add Playwright tests to the pipeline.
  2. Run the pipeline.
  3. Observe the build and publish steps.

Expected Behavior:
The build and publish steps should complete successfully without any errors after adding Playwright tests.

Actual Behavior:
The following errors occur during the build and publish steps:

Location of this file
\node_modules\rxfire\firestore\lite\interfaces.d.ts

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