There might be some projects out there that attempt this, but I'm not familiar with any of them. The ability to retrieve the test metadata will depend on your retrieval method. In my own case I am writing test case data to file during runtime, so I never really parse through the source. If you follow my example you'll have plenty of options available, including a simple

cy.writeFile()

command at the end of each test.

Can we use cy.session ( in custom command LOGIN; and just call cy.login in every beforeEach. Are we gonna save the session?

Thank you for the suggestion, will try that

Yes. It saves the session between tests. I don't know if it saves between specs, but that's easy for you to try.

I am trying but my cy.visit is stuck

Hi, is there a way to pass the exact same variable generated by function between different parts of test?

something like this

best is for the test to live where the code is and block PRs on regressions. Anything else is a failing setup imo. The only time I'd go for a external test repo is if 2 services shares the exact same tests.

cy.session is between it blocks, not between specs cy.dataSession is another story... it can share between specs

they have to share context in something like a before hook check out this

Can someone help me using this plugin cy.dataSession. beforeEach(() => { cy.dataSession({ name: 'shared value', setup: () => cy.login(), validate: true, shareAcrossSpecs: true, }) });

Is this correct i am trying to run all the test with one login

How to set browser chrome in headless mode for version 10.3.0?

yes, i many ways

do you have anything about this on your website? :)

You have a few choices. One is to declare a global variable outside of the

it()

blocks and update it during the test. Sometimes I piggyback on the

Cypress

object. But in most cases it's a bad practice to make one test depend upon another 🙂

@gray-kilobyte-89541 am i doing right thing?

if you are following the readme and the examples tested in that repo, you are. But without a reproducible example, I cannot guarantee it

but you are expected to have run into every possible problem, been there and done it before short of that, you are expected to mind read

export function createRoom(name = 'basement') { return cy.dataSession({ name, setup: () => { // yields the new room's ID return cy.task('makeRoom', name) }, validate(id) { // yields undefined if the room was not found // which we convert into a boolean value return cy.task('getRoom', id, { log: false }).then(Boolean) }, shareAcrossSpecs: true, }) } i watching this, and can’t find what is makeRoom?

Cypress.Commands.add('login', () => { if (Cypress.env('stage') === 'local') { window.localStorage.setItem('dhuiToken', Cypress.env('localToken')); cy.visit('/'); } else { cy.request({ method: 'GET', url: '/', followRedirect: false, }).then((response) => { const { location: redirectLocation } = response.headers; const state = decodeURIComponent( redirectLocation // @ts-expect-error .substring(redirectLocation.indexOf('state')) .split('=')[1] .split('&')[0] ); const optionsSessionToken = { method: 'POST', url: Cypress.env('session_token_url'), body: { username: Cypress.env('username'), password: Cypress.env('password'), options: { warnBeforePasswordExpired: 'true', multiOptionalFactorEnroll: 'true', }, }, }; cy.request(optionsSessionToken).then((responseWithSession) => { const { sessionToken } = responseWithSession.body; const qs = { client_id: Cypress.env('client_id'), state, redirect_uri: Cypress.env('redirect_uri'), response_type: 'code', scope: 'openid email offline_access', access_type: 'offline', sessionToken, }; cy.request({ method: 'GET', url: Cypress.env('auth_token_url'), form: true, followRedirect: false, qs, }).then(({ redirectedToUrl }) => { const accessToken = redirectedToUrl .substring(redirectedToUrl.indexOf('token')) .split('=')[1] .split('&')[0]; cy.wrap(accessToken).as('Token'); cy.visit(decodeURIComponent(redirectedToUrl)); }); }); }); } }); and this is my login command, and trying ti implement

export function singlecLogin() { cy.dataSession({ name: 'shared User', setup: () => cy.login(), validate: (x) => x === 'a', shareAcrossSpecs: true, }) } i try like this and got cy.task('dataSession:save') failed with the following error: > Converting circular structure to JSON --> starting at object with constructor 'Object' --- property 'window' closes the circle

ok, is this a question? seems like your setup is returning the

window

object?

thanks. tried switching cy.session with cy.dataSession, but doesn't like

cy.origin

Yes a question. I am trying to follow example but i can’t doing right. In the examples u have how my custom login looks. And how i tried to login once and run all the test

Hello all. I am experimenting a little bit with Cypress but I am having some trouble. My use case is this: We are building a plugin for Confluence Cloud. This plugin is supposed to add an iframe and display some content (first screenshot with the two navigation bars). The issue is that when running a simple test, just logging in to the Confluence instance, after logging in I cannot see the content and the iframe is not added at all (second screenshot with just one navigation bar). Do you have any idea what is causing this issue? If you need more information please let me know. We are seriously considering to Cypress but this is a blocker for us.

This is the second screenshot

Is it a cross origin iframe, by any chance? https://docs.cypress.io/guides/guides/web-security