I have a number of common tests which I’d like to be able define once and use many times, in various combinations in order to test different workflows. Ideally I’d put these in a library and import them where I want to use them.

// library.js

test('test1', async(){   await test.step('1', async()=>{});   await test.step('2', async()=>{});   await test.step('3', async()=>{}); })

test('test2', async(){   await test.step('1', async()=>{});   await test.step('2', async()=>{}); })

test('test3', async(){   await test.step('1', async()=>{});   await test.step('2', async()=>{});   await test.step('3', async()=>{});   await test.step('4', async()=>{}); })

export test1, test2, test3;

I’d then like to import and use them in various combinations…

// workflow.js

import {test1, test3} from 'library'

test.describe.serial('workflow1', ()=>{  

  test.beforeAll('', async({browser})=>{
    page = await browser.newPage();
    await page.goto('/');   })

  test1();

  test3();

})

Is there a way to do this that does not rely upon custom fixtures or page objects?