Part 2 - Playwright Interview Questions - Workers, Parallel Execution & Fixtures

Playwright runs tests in parallel by default, but what does "parallel" actually mean? Do all tests run together, or only the files? In Part 2 of the Playwright Interview Questions series, I explain workers, parallel execution and fixture scope step by step, so you can answer these questions confidently in an interview. Examples use Playwright Test with TypeScript. Interview questions covered in this video: - Do Playwright tests run in serial or parallel by default? - What is a worker, and how are tests distributed across workers? - What is the difference between a worker and a browser context? - How many workers does Playwright use if you don't set any? - Why are my tests slower on CI than on my laptop? - What does fullyParallel: true change? - How do you run tests in serial or parallel for one group? - What are fixtures, and what is the difference between test scope and worker scope? 🔔 Subscribe to Rahul Shetty Academy for more QA automation content — Playwright, Selenium, API Testing, AI in QA, and career guidance for automation testers. 📚 Explore more: 🌐 Courses: https://rahulshettyacademy.com 🎯 QA Career Accelerator (Job Ready Program) #Playwright #PlaywrightInterviewQuestions #QAAutomation #SoftwareTesting #JavaScript #TypeScript #SDET #AutomationTesting #InterviewPreparation #RahulShettyAcademy