he's got it figured out

cypress-each

would work too btw

ohhh, that's right, plus cypress-grep

oh yes

ughh, this course is going to be 10 weeks

that's great, we won't have to try to keep up do date with your blog 🎉

the course will not absolve you from the blog post and DEFINITELY still requires watching the youtube videos

@rapid-application-21794 another solution would be write the info u need to a file

Another option to get around .then being a bit selfish with data. 😄

Right. But as visual testing part hasn't been set up yet. We need to use attr. to verify. And hell yeah sometimes it becomes very hard to verify those attr.

Maybe also the @billions-barista-30103/skip-test

is there a workaround for this issue? https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress/issues/20476

Timed out after waiting 60000ms for your remote page to load. Your page did not fire its load event within 60000ms. You can try increasing the pageLoadTimeout value in cypress.json to wait longer. Browsers will not fire the load event until all stylesheets and scripts are done downloading. When this load event occurs, Cypress will continue running commands.

I have this error and sometimes i need to close my visual studio code and wait couple of minutes and it works. How i can solve this happening?

honestly I never use this plugin myself

I am trying to implement this code , but for some reason is not working every time. This is plugin dataSession

beforeEach(() => { cy.dataSession({ name: 'logged in', setup() { cy.login() cy.getCookie('access') }, validate(cookie) { // try making a request with the cookie value // to a protected route. If it is successful // we are good to go. If we get a redirect // to login instead, we know the cookie is invalid cy.request({ url: '/sqleditor', failOnStatusCode: false, followRedirect: false, headers: { cookie:

access=${cookie.value}

, }, }) .its('status') .then((status) => status === 200) }, recreate(cookie) { cy.setCookie('access', cookie.value) cy.visit('/sqleditor') }, dependsOn: ['user'], }) }); after(() => { cy.clearCookies() Cypress.session.clearAllSavedSessions(); });

it is hard to say why or what is going on. What do you mean it does not work every time? Does it fail? Where? What is the error? Have you inspected the calls to see where it fails?

error: error: cannot find data session "user" session "logged in" depends on cypress now i changed that name and depends on have exactly same name and test passing and sometimes fail

do you have a data session named

user

?

beforeEach(() => { cy.dataSession({ name: 'user', setup() { cy.login() cy.getCookie('access') }, validate(cookie) { // try making a request with the cookie value // to a protected route. If it is successful // we are good to go. If we get a redirect // to login instead, we know the cookie is invalid cy.request({ url: '/sqleditor', failOnStatusCode: false, followRedirect: false, headers: { cookie:

access=${cookie.value}

, }, }) .its('status') .then((status) => status === 200) }, recreate(cookie) { cy.setCookie('access', cookie.value) cy.visit('/sqleditor') }, dependsOn: ['user'], }) }); after(() => { cy.clearCookies() Cypress.session.clearAllSavedSessions(); });

I put user cy.DataSession?

and the error says "user session not found"?

why do you clear all saved data sessions?

Yes, sometimes it pass and sometimes not

ok, it is hard to say why the session is not there, but clearing all of them maybe the problem. I would not clear the data sessions

I can send you private my code. And workaround for this is before(() => { cy.clearCookies(); }) beforeEach(() => { cy.session('login once', () => { cy.login(); }); }); after(() => { cy.clearCookies() cy.getCookies().should('be.empty') });

Please don't 🙂 try to create a reproducible example or trace what the sessions are doing https://github.com/bahmutov/cypress-data-session#debugging and https://github.com/bahmutov/cypress-data-session#global-methods