so when you need it then you again need to call it like cy.get('"@someName").then((data) => {//do something here})

and how do I call the itemLists as I need to pass a requestUrl then? 🤔 how would cy.get("@something") know what I want to pass?

class BarryApi{ static itemLists(requestUrl: string): any { let itemList; const signatureHeaders = [ { name: 'override', value: 'hello_world' }, ]; cy.task('Signature', { pathToSign, headers: signatureHeaders }).then((signature) => { cy.request({ url: requestUrl, method: 'GET', headers: { 'signature': signature, }, failOnStatusCode: false, log: true, }) .then((response) => { cy.wrap(JSON.stringify(response.body)).as("itemList"); }); }); } } export default BarryApi;

Right😁

then in the test you will use cy.get("@itemList").then((itemList) => {// continue what you want here})

But it it still incorrect because you are not passing any URL to itemLists e.g.

ts
BarryApi.itemLists('https://barrythrill.com');

how else will it know which url you want to do a request too?

You are not changing the original class, it will be as it is where you pass the url

all we are doing is wrapping the itemList fetched in then block and saving it as alias

so you mean I need to do something like this:

ts
BarryApi.itemLists('https://barrythrill.com');
cy.get("@itemList").then((itemList) => {// continue what you want here};

yeah

Ahhh ok will give that a try 😁

you should run

wait-on

before starting Cypress. And yes, look at the docs, there are lots of options for timeouts

this is exactly why I don't recommend using page objects, since you have to remember "did this already set internal state? did I return chainable instance so people do .then?"

I think if you know a certain page is slow you can also add a for that command that runs slow.

js
cy.visit('/index.html', { timeout: 30000 })

With fixed timeout, sometimes app takes more than that timeout and tests break. Should I add a maximum time limit for that page to load?

cypress-auditexamplescra-authenticated...

Hello , does anyone has faced this problem, I have a class with all my elements ( clases , locators ets) and actions (like click , find etc..)

import { BasePage } from './basePage';

export class xdInteriorInspection extends BasePage {
    // Element getters
    confirmFuel(): Cypress.Chainable<JQuery<HTMLElement>> {
        return cy.contains('.jss2', "Confirm");
    }

    continueButton(): Cypress.Chainable<JQuery<HTMLElement>> {
        return cy.get('.jss26 > .jss16 > .MuiButtonBase-root');
    }

    // Interior damage confirmation
    clickConfirmFuel() {
        this.confirmFuel().click({ force: true });
    }

    clickContinueButton() {
        this.continueButton().click({ force: true });
    }
}

when I try to execute a click , it does nothing , I call it like this: interiorInspection.confirmFuel();

the actions are not performed or recorded on the snapshots

You are not changing the original class

Can someone help me understand why this wait does not work??

Does cypress try to add a

stack

property to uncaught application errors? I am getting a type error

TypeError: Cannot create property 'stack' on string 'Forbidden'

that I suspect is coming from cypress attempting to update an error to have a

stack

attribute, when it's actually receiving a string. Does that seem plausible?

You can combine both techniques. First use the wait on to fully see if the server is responding and have a extra timeout for the page.

what is

resolve

thing there? I think you are using

cy.intercept

incorrectly

I am trying to do a wait on a request I am making, but I am unable to, I need that get response to be used in another request

cy.wait(...).its('response.body').then(res => ...)

? No? You could benefit from this course https://cypress.tips/courses/network-testing

Hi, I am trying to bring tests results to the cypress dashboard, but I have no idea why "undefined" thing happened. There's no problem when I run tests locally.

https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress/issues/7959 I think this is the same issue as GitHub issue.

Someone did PR in 2020, but maybe it's different behavior and settings

Should I open an GitHub issue or leave the message here?

HTML

html
<mat-tab data-testid="new-tab-title">
```Does anyone know how I can fix this?

E2E:
```ts
describe('Restaurant orders overview', () => {
    beforeEach(() => {
        initializeDesktop();
        login();
        addNewRestaurantProduct(1)
        cy.visitPage('orders', 'restaurant-orders');
    });

    describe('New orders', () => {
        it('Should have at least one new order', () => {
            cy.findAllByTestId('new-tab-title');
        });
    });

Does anyone know why it can't find the Cypress test id?