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Edx abolger/local e2e #63

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This PR is a documentation update and a Proof Of Concept configuration of how Cypress can be run against Devstack. Note that all of the current tests against admin portal run but fail because they have pass conditions associated with staging data.

My hope would be that this PR is accepted with this idea that future work exists to add or change test configurations that would run only with data that is auto-provisioned to devstack via scripts. This would move us toward all (Enterprise at least) developers having a set of e2e tests they could run locally.

@brittneyexline you're on this PR since I noticed E2E tests were a goal point on your Enterprise oncall/monitoring summary project. Let me know if it makes sense to push this any further at this time.

@edx-abolger edx-abolger force-pushed the edx-abolger/local-e2e branch 3 times, most recently from ec41363 to ee76dd1 Compare May 3, 2021 15:14
@edx-abolger edx-abolger force-pushed the edx-abolger/local-e2e branch from ee76dd1 to ceea446 Compare May 3, 2021 15:19
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It doesn't let me remove myself as a reviewer and I'm cleaning up my requests in GitHub, so sure 👍🏼 😄

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