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# e2e-testing
  • g
    have you tried blocking them using 
    blockLists
  • a
    As you can see in the video, the email is being typed too slow, the browser is typing the email as I type this message (more than 40 seconds). I am not running on a headless mode. Also, this is the script I have.
  • a
    No, I have not, but I will try it now and see.
  • f
    yikes, ok, I'll take that back. Definitely feels like the API requests have something to do with it :). Have you or can you talk to the devs that maintain this vital proteins site. Seems like they'd know something about the requests and may be interested in knowing so many are made.
  • a
    No worries, of course, I will talk to them.
  • a
    Thank you very much for looking into this.
  • b
    howdy y'all! How do I make 
    cy.request()
    wait for a few seconds between retries, or make it retry more times? My tests do the request to log in the user, and the service they talk to (currently) has some downtime during deployments.
  • b
    I think I could crank up the general runMode retries in 
    cypress.json
    settings -- currently at 3 -- but I'd have crank it up very high [as I believe the request failure happens very quickly], and I don't want (say) 100 retries for other failures.
  • d
    My best experience with that was setting up a backend task that makes the requests and returns only when the request is successful, or fails if it doesn't succeed after a number of tries or times out.
  • b
    OK, I'll give that a try, thanks!
  • g
  • r
    Hi all. Has anyone tried testing a site behind Cloudflare? Our test site is using Rocket Loader, which defers javascript. For example, a register button has:
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    onclick=“if (!window.__cfRLUnblockHandlers) return false; document.location=‘/account-register’”
    There's an XHR call to 
    /cdn-cgi/...
    A test will fail if it clicks the button before that call returns. I can't intercept/wait, because that call doesn't occur when testing a local (docker compose) site. I'm trying to work out how to wait for the 
    __cfRLUnblockHandlers
    value to become true, otherwise I'm left inserting arbitrary waits. In the short term, I've disabled RocketLoader for the test site, but I'd prefer to test in a Production config.
  • c
    Hello
  • c
    Has anyone renamed a screenshot taken with the cypress-plugin-snapshots
  • c
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    module.exports = (on, config) => {
  on('after:screenshot', (details) => {
    const newPath = path.resolve(__dirname, '../reports/mochareports/assets/'+details.specName+'/'+details.specName+'(failed).png')
    fs.renameSync(details.path, newPath)
    return { path: newPath }
  })
  • c
    but i become a error
  • c
    CypressError: 
    cy.task('cypress-plugin-snapshot:getFile')
    failed with the following error: The 'task' event has not been registered in the plugins file. You must register it before using cy.task() Fix this in your plugins file here: /Users/cypress/plugins/index.js Because this error occurred during a 
    before all
    hook we are skipping all of the remaining tests.
  • b
    neat! thanks @User !
  • i
    don't 😄
  • d
    Hi everyone, I have a question : What is Cypress Coding Standards : convention, guidelines, Style syntax, formatting, indentation ? I would like to write a documentation for a uniformity in the code created by different engineers Thank you
  • a
    Hello Guys, The visual testing plugin "cypress-plugin-snapshots" works totally fine in local but not in CI environment. The issue is the tests are executed in semaphore and getting passed irrespective of baseline image. Do anyone facing the same issue ?
  • b
    Which engineers, ones at your company?
  • p
    that's a long and hard process you need to work on custom commands which utilize the API and its logic is clear to the whole team. I've been doing it for couple of months now, found a nice cypress plugins and javascript formatting plugins for visual studio that work really good for me and my team. Also make sure the titles of test cases follow the regular QA practices so its clear what the goal of each test case is. there is lots of information on Cypress' site and documentation
  • d
    Yes 🙂
  • d
    Hi, Can you give me some example of plugins ? you're approach is very interesting
  • p
    If any can suggest other plugins, I would greatly appreciate
  • f
    Is there a way to set the type delay globally? 
    get("#ididid").type("texttext", { delay: 0})
    I have tried 
    Cypress.config("keystrokeDelay", 0)
    but it has no effect.
  • a
    I am trying to send multiple requests using cy.request inside a for loop but after 1st request is successful another subsequent request is not giving a proper response. I read the docs which say that we should not use sync and async code at the same time. Since I am new to cypress and javascript I am not sure how to loop cy.request or what I am doing wrong. Kindly help.
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    for (let i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
        cy.request({
          method: 'POST',
          url: Cypress.env('webhookUrl'),
          body: payload,
          headers: header,
          failOnStatusCode: false,
        }).then((response) => {
          expect(response.status).to.be.eq(200)
          expect(response.body).is.not.null
        })
      }
  • g
    your code is fine, but maybe your backend does not handle quick requests like that? Can it handle 10 POSTs with the same info in a row?
  • p
    for that reason, when i have to check a post request multiple time i add let waitTime = 200 before the cylce and then in the cycle i add cy.wait(waitTime) and increment it every cycle so the request is made with a little bit of delay on every cycle(200, 400, 600 etc)
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