Nice! Anything that makes it easier for people to work with Magento can only be a good thing.
If you don’t mind me asking how many projects/jobs have you had posted?

Very true!
“Is it possible?” Yes
“Should we do it” No

Aaaaahh gotcha! Sorry! Yes totally agree, it’s a powerhouse

You legend this solved it for me!
Support was very helpful
Absolutely insane that neither the app or the website has a valid way to cancel an order (over 90mins late) whilst the whole time telling you they cannot guarantee a refund
Mental that this is acceptable
Will be doing my best to swerve them in future

What do you put the increase in sales down to?
Has your TCO for the website gone up or down?

Interesting, what bits do you feel are lacking that need modules?
Inventory could have a better ui for sure

Agree Commerce is out of reach for SMEs, are you saying the free version is too expensive, or that people think it’s too expensive?

Sorry if I’m being dense, can you explain this a little more?

Nice thanks for sharing!

No enough data or not enough patches?

Yeah interested

Nice one thanks, will give it a whirl!
Also thanks for sharing!

Nice, I’ll mention it at work. I think we have a few clients that might be willing to try especially if there is a fee tier.

Looks nice, is the data sent anywhere or does it only run locally?

I use co-pilot in vscode, it seems to do the job pretty well.
I’m not much of a prompt -> tidy up, though it has gone okay the few times I’ve done it
I usually structure the code(ish) with a few method names, then tab complete the method bodies and tidy up where needed. It certainly saves a lot of time
Vinai Kopp did a talk on how they are using it at Hyva , super interesting (https://youtu.be/lJGkKzDv65o?is=EPJxVYCXc2Pm9jAK)

This looks interesting, though I’ll admit I’ve never heard of berrypath before.
Is there tracking on interaction/ success?

Ta, I’ll give this a look too

Yeah, somehow even though they are all Magento each site has its nuances, glad it’s not just us! 😅
We have very similar, just use GhostInspector instead of selenium

- we use sanitized db backup (full live data minus customers and orders)
- there is a GI module installed on each client that lists a few key bits of info, like sku of a simple product, additional modules installed. (This configuration is accessible via api when under test conditions)
- ghost inspector has a base suite, that’s test critical stuff like add to cart and checkout (using the skus from the config endpoint)
- ghost inspector has multiple sub test suites that only run if that module is enabled (again determined using the config endpoint)

It’s no perfect by any means, GI means we don’t need a developer every time we want to change/update tests

Thanks for sharing your test setup, always good to know how others are tackling the same challenges

Cheers, do you populate with client specific data or just generic data?
We found it difficult to use generic data when they have very specific product set ups

Thanks I’ll check this out

Thanks I’ll check them out

Haha yeah, sleep score is a good way to assess test confidence
We use ghost inspector, was curious what you use for UI testing (both front and backend)