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Detailed comparison table of pytest vs unittest modules (check below)

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key point. I think that this also means that NOT using data-testid is better since this is "testing library" specific attribute and 'binds' us to testin-library

see above - this is how you'd wait async to grab the element you need

key point: summary of getBy, queryBy and findBy

pass no arguments and it will list all available roles in the element you passed to it (including implicit roles)

notice that this is the recommended practice

Key point explaining key basic terms in React testign world

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