Why does my local MSW handler not override the global handler in Playwright tests?

[daniel-kfir-sage]

I'm trying to intercept a call -
i have this setup:
Fixture
import { type Page, test as baseTest } from '@playwright/test'; const testPages = baseTest.extend<POMpages>({ network: createNetworkFixture({ initialHandlers: handlers, }), export const test = testPages;

this is my global intercept method: http.get(*/objects/:tableName, ({ params, request }) => {

and in my local test
network.use( http.get('/v1/objects/actual', () => { return HttpResponse.json({}, { status: 201 }); }), );

I am getting to the global handler method instead of my local one - why is that?

[fk-aconso]

I had the same problem, where handlers in tests where not overriding the inital ones.
In my case i had MSW setup before and than moved to the playwright integration. Serving my app was starting the MSW serviceWorker and then the Fixture from this package was running on top but the other serviceWorker catched all request before. So i had to make sure that on starting my app for playwright tests, only the fixture is running, not the serviceWorker i use for other mocking scenarios.

Another thing i notice is the wildcard in your case. Does the override work if both handlers */objects/:tableName and /v1/objects/actual are located in the initalHandlers outside the tests?