WV-2970: Create E2E test for classification toggle feature #5039
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Description
Some layers, like MODIS Flood, allow for classifications to be turned on/off by the user. Find the layer in the layer list, select View Options & Enable/Disable certain colors by clicking the toggles. The update should happen immediately.
Create an E2E test to capture this workflow.
Fixes #WV-2970
How To Test
git checkout wv-2970
run
npx playwright test classification-test.spec.js& confirm the classification tests passrun
npx playwright test& confirm all of the tests passMerging
Please use the
squash and mergecommit method unless each commit in your branch is vital to the commit history of main.@nasa-gibs/worldview