* fix flakyness of metricbeat dashboard test
* skip test for now
* Update _metricbeat_dashboard.js
Co-authored-by: Kibana Machine <42973632+kibanamachine@users.noreply.github.com>
* [kbnArchiver] convert archive names to root-relative paths
* ensure that newly multiline hooks are explicitly async
* missed a newly multiline hook
* fix exists check
* avoid extra lines by wrapping arrow body in {}
* one block more
* fix errant `name` variable
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* Initial EMS integration test
* Convert to TS
* extra cleanup and comments
* Removed common page objects
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* fixes https://github.com/elastic/kibana/issues/74449
* apm smoke test for stack integration tests
* minor modifications
* ml smoke tests in stack integration
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Dont click on "Stack Monitoring" in this test, per Lee.
Nav to home page, so the test is not order dependendent.
Drop fn from the monitoring page, and
add it to the common page instead,
using a test subj selector over raw css.
## Summary
Migrate tests from integration-test repo.
The integration-test repo's purpose is to smoke test the build artifacts of all the main products in the stack (the .deb, .rpm, .tar.gz, .zip files).
Currently Vagrant and VirtualBox are used to create VMs of the OSs appropriate for installing those build artifacts. These scripts are in the integration-test repo.
After the VMs are installed and running the stack, a small number of UI tests are run against Kibana to verify we have beats data, logstash data, etc.
Kibana-QA team also uses the various VMs for manual testing since manually setting up security across the full stack can be time consuming.
The new tests in this PR under x-pack/test/stack_functional_integration/ are NOT executed as part of Kibana CI process. They run from other periodic Jenkins jobs.
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Co-authored-by: LeeDr <lee.drengenberg@elastic.co>
