[Bug]: Updated to Playwright Test for VSCode v1.1.1 and all test except one dissappeared from Test Explorer view about playwright HOT 10 CLOSED

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@Pasalc Thanks a lot! I was not aware that you could select to only see some tests, I'm quite new to using Playwright.
After selecting all my projects I can now see all my tests again.

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Do you have multiple playwright configs in your project? If so, try clicking on the cog icon in the test runner sidebar and select all projects (similar to #30803 (comment)).

Related #30803

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Thanks for the comment - I have this same issue, when I selected the correct config file then no tests would show up (at all).
What I eventually realized is, I wasn't pressing the "OK" button in the setting to save the change 🤦‍♂️

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@yury-s No I only have one playwright.config.ts file and I don't see a cog wheel to change anything. Probably because I just have one file.

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The only thing shown in test explorer when using v1.1.1 is a setup. All normal tests are missing.

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Had same problem, you probably got your projects disabled by default. Check if at bottom of Testing side panel all your projects are enabled.

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So maybe this issue could be closed or maybe you can consider it a small usability bug that projects was disabled during update because it could probably confuse more noobs than me :-)

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You are welcome, also seems like it's the same issue as #30811

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I agree with that

So maybe this issue could be closed or maybe you can consider it a small usability bug that projects was disabled during update because it could probably confuse more noobs than me :-)

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