How to use the @grafana/e2e.e2e.getSelectors function in @grafana/e2e
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grafana / github-datasource / cypress / integration / smoke.spec.ts View on Github 
import { e2e } from '@grafana/e2e';
import { PartialConfigurePanelConfig } from '@grafana/e2e/flows/configurePanel';
import { selectors } from '../../src/components/selectors';
const e2eSelectors = e2e.getSelectors(selectors.components);
const addGithubDataSource = (accessToken: string) => {
return e2e.flows.addDataSource({
checkHealth: true,
expectedAlertMessage: 'OK',
form: () => {
e2eSelectors.ConfigEditor.AccessToken.input()
.scrollIntoView()
.type(accessToken);
},
type: 'GitHub',
});
};
const addGithubPanel = (variableName: string) => {
const fillQueryEditor = () => {
