Practical implementation guidance for Playwright JavaScript/TypeScript teams.
Getting Started
Connect a repo
How to create a project, store the GitHub repo URL, and configure webhook details.
How to connect a repo
Use this guide after creating your ReleaseReady account.
1. Create a project
In the app dashboard:
- Sign in.
- Create a new project.
- Enter a project name.
- Save the GitHub repository URL for the Playwright repo.
The saved repo URL is used for:
- webhook-to-project resolution,
- delegated runner payloads,
- and direct source checkout in runtime execution mode.
2. Add a checklist template
Create at least one checklist template for the project. Include tagged items such as:
@smoke | Smoke tests
@regression | Regression suite
@security | Security checksThose tags are reused when ReleaseReady prepares run payloads.
3. Copy the webhook URL and secret
For GitHub-backed projects, ReleaseReady exposes:
- a project webhook URL, and
- a project webhook secret.
Add those values to the GitHub repository webhook configuration.
4. Verify the repo is runnable
Make sure your repository already contains the Playwright project files and a working test command.
If you plan to use delegated runner mode, the runner must accept the /run payload ReleaseReady sends.
If you plan to use direct execution mode, the runtime needs enough access to clone or download the repository and execute the configured command.