@gray-kilobyte-89541 Gleb, actually the password is still being exposed in cy.session if I use [username, password] as my session

id

Any updates on allowing passing {log: false} to cy.session?

I'm having some issues with TypeScript and .then always yielding JQuery. I'm sure there's something obvious I'm missing. So in my test I have some code that calls a function. Inside that function I wrap the object I want to return and give it an alias. So after I call the function in the test, I do a cy.get for the alias, and a .then so I can use the object being returned. Something like this:

getObject(someVar)
cy.get('@alias').then((object) => {
  //some code using the object here
}

But the problem is, when using TypeScript, I can't treat

object

like an object because it is always JQuery. Help?

no, you could probably track it by watching a github issue

ts
describe('casting an aliased value', () => {
  it('yields a number', () => {
    // this particular alias keeps a number
    cy.wrap(42).as('magic')
    cy.get<number>('@magic').then((n) => {
      expect(n).to.be.a('number').and.to.equal(42)
    })
  })
})

Other commands can be cast similarly

Hey everyone, is it possible to have conditional logic in a cy.intercept request? Ideally, I am looking to mock something like this here: https://github.com/Unirep/Unirep-Social/blob/main/packages/frontend/src/__tests__/__utils__/setup.js#L23 Is doing something like this possible in cypress?

Thank you! I knew there had to be a simple way to do it that I was overlooking. Works perfectly.

Can someone please explain to me why I am getting this Typescript error?

Also, getting these errors:

Property 'findByText' does not exist on type 'cy & CyEventEmitter'.ts(2339)

Hey y'all! I was wondering if anyone has run into issues implementing Cypress with NextJS? I've been attempting it all day yesterday and today, to no avail. I keep getting the following error and all of the "fixes" that I've found online don't work with our project. I've tried with the standard

tsconfig.json

in my root as well as an isolated one within the cypress directory. I've also spun up a parallel app with

create-next-app -ts

and copied all of our dependencies over and installed Cypress. It works fine there. Another strange note is that if I add

type: module

to our

package.json

, Cypress will work as expected without errors, but this then breaks the rest of the app because NextJS won't build with

type: module

. Any thoughts? I really want to use Cypress, especially after having gone down this route with another test automation product that didn't end up panning out so it'll be nice to get something working and established.

Cypress with NextJS Config issues

Is it defined in command.js?

This might be a simple one but I am stuck with that. I have checked google but didn't get a solution. Can someone help me?

check your imports defined at the top....and remove unused imports

Thanks, but I didn't get you. Can you please give in detail?

While we are typing in the file, some of the imports get added automatically. Those imports you will see unused (in faint colour) and when you hover, you will see 'is only declared nut never used' message. These imports sometimes create problems in our tests.

I also can see some extra slash added in this line of error -

While we are typing in the file, some of the imports get added automatically. Those imports you will see unused (in faint colour) and when you hover, you will see 'is only declared nut never used' message. These imports sometimes create problems in our tests.

I don't have any imports in my test. My automation suite is a very simple one. I just want to learn that my suite which is present in my local can be run using Jenkins. my script has only the below line of code. it('Testcase1',() => { cy.log('Testcase1 executed') })

Check if you have imported all the required commands files from other files (if existing)

Yes. My suite is working fine in local. The issue is only while running from Jenkins

Did anybody encountered the below issue? When opening am SAPUI5 application at https://fiori-launchpad.com/fiori/mainapp/ClientBin?saml2=disabled#ZMyApp-Display white screen is shown and the error is printed out in the console: Uncaught TypeError: Cannot set property id of [object XMLHttpRequest] which has only a getter at Server.add (cypress_runner.js:180017:12) at XHR.open [as _open] (cypress_runner.js:180160:28)

I am running a test that tests a specific property (ag-grid). *Chrome and Electron work fine. * The same test fails on Firefox. cy.get('.ag-cell-value') .find('[aria-checked]') .invoke('prop', 'ariaChecked') .should('eq', value); The error is: assert expected undefined to equal true So i guess the command- .invoke('prop', 'ariaChecked') bring undefined instead of the value Any idea why?

There might be some delay in page loading in firefox. Try adding some wait or check if the elements are visible first and then check their values.

I tried it. didn't help

nice suggestion but it didn't help. same behaviour

I am new to cypress. I have a query, Can cypress be used to automate kafka topics. I was unable to find any resources ?

Cypress runs inside browser and i believe you need to execute command to list topics of Kafka, which is outside the scope of browser. But cypress provides exec() command to execute anything in command line. Give this a read https://docs.cypress.io/api/commands/exec

hello everyone! i am completely new to software testing and wanted to learn cypress e2e tests. now when i open cypress launcher and choose a browser to start end to end testing, the browser opens with the app but it does not start the spec explorer? can someone give me advice what might be the problem?

When Cypress opens and you choose a spec - I'm getting a babel-loader error, which is odd because I don't have babel in my project... Anyone?