expects a new page (load), but there is no new page loading

any ideas how am I suppose to click on december? Is the only button that is not disabled, i've tried with "should('no.to.be.disabled') but still nothing... i'm not sure if i am writing it correctly.

Hi please provide the related cypress code you used to click on it.

About

should('no.to.be.disabled')

, the syntax should be

should('not.be.disabled')

I was selecting the current month, but after the 10th of current it's getting disabled! so i need to click on the next one ``cy.get('[type="button"]').should('not.be.disabled').click()`

when i'm trying to find through it's class it's not working either..

cy.get('[type="button"]')

will retrieve all available buttons. try

cy.get('[type="button"]:not(disabled')

for some reason

cy.get('[type="button"]:not(disabled')

also finds all buttons even if there are not disabled 🤔

sorry:

cy.get('[type="button"]:not(:disabled')

cool this looks fine!

Mind there is only one button matching your case as we are past the 10th of november. Trying it in January will return multiple buttons, so you might want to filter with

first()

for example.

yeap, is there any code also for last?

last()

or something?

yes: https://docs.cypress.io/api/commands/last

thank you very much Gerome! it works!!

I want to do some clearing up after all .spec files have been run by Cypress. For this I created another .spec file that does several API calls. I need Cypress to run this .spec file only after all tests form all the other files have ran. One more thing, my .spec files are being run by Cypress in parallel mode, via 4 machines. I found out there are the "after" hooks I could use, but as far as I read, these hooks apply per only one .spec file, not all of them and I read about after run but please note that the docs page says: "When running via cypress run, the event will fire each time cypress run executes. As a result, if running your specs in parallel, the event will fire once for each machine on which cypress run is called.

thanks. i had a try, but our app is using

import { Clipboard } from '@angular/cdk/clipboard';

to implement copy. the window clipboard is not called. how do i verify this? thank you

Hey community, I already searched the Web for a solution. My problem: I want cypress to assert this number -> 1 500 [it has a spave between 1 and 500 or if you want  ] I tried: .should("contain", "1 500") .filter(":contains('1 500')") .filter(":contains('1 500')")

But nothing worked - what am i doing wrong?

You tried

.should('contain.text', '1 500')

If that doesn't work, could you share a screenshot of the error as well as the browser console showing the element you want to get and assert on?

I will try that - thx

Sry for the Bad quality

Had to make a photo

I love these kinds of errors 😅 I wonder if it's some weird whitespace or something so the strings don't properly match What happens if you copy the

4 999,00

directly from the app and place that into your cypress assertion

Same result

xD

hahaha Alright, new tactic: what does the span look like in the developer console?

Does

cy.contains()

work instead? Looking at this issue https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress/issues/9531

Cy.contains work - had to separate the asserts but it finds them and asserts them right - thx you a lot