Depends a bit on how you write them, but quite a bit of functionality in components can be unit tested, but it's also good to test your component API

Just checking in to see if there might be hope for this to give some external views to folks who aren't necessarily testers with accounts, high-level results etc.

Hey, glad I found this. Just wanna say I've been looking for a cypress discord for over a week and only found a link to this community in the experimental section of the Component Testing docs. https://docs.cypress.io/guides/component-testing/introduction#Experimental

Think having a more prevalent link would be useful for the community.

@narrow-rocket-99960 you are right. We are slowly transitionning from gitter

but a lot of folks are still on gitter and are expecting results there

so our teams hang out more there than here for now

Gitter wanted read access to all of my Orgs on Github to join via 0auth so there was no way that was happening.

Just tested new

cy.session

command and it reduced my test run time from 7:20 to 5:50. Great!

😮 https://twitter.com/_jessicasachs/status/1424146882515832837?s=20

I am really laughing out loud.

I welcome myself to Cypress 😊

- I am loving Cypress so much that I want Cypress T Shirt. - I will wear it daily. - How can I get one in India ? I googled but couldn't find one.

Hi there! Just sent you a PM 🙂

Hi guys 🙂 a few weeks ago we started using Cypress in our project and despite some issues at start we're increasing test-base every day 🙂

we're really impressed how easy we can create working e2e tests for Angular project (comparing to Selenium 😄 )

Hi, we've been using Cypress for a while now. We recently upgraded one of our projects to use the new Session API but noticed that it drove up test times up 4-6x since our login process is simple, but the page load times are large. One good-to-have in the API would be an option that does not reload the page between the login-validate and validate-test phases. This would reduce page loads from 3x per test to 1x, which would have a much smaller impact.

Hi, i'm working with the paid membership for dashboard service, is there any way to send tests results with email notification after cypress tests finished?

Has anyone used Cypress to automate Reactive native app ( not a web one) example a native mac / windows app ? Any pointers will be appreciated

no, Cypress tests only what is running the browser, so once the RN app is converted into a native, Cypress has no control over it

In a nutshell what would I be missing out on if I'm currently running 6.8.0 compared to the latest?

Dashboard tests via email

Hi do you know some useful podcast about testing ? thanks 🙂

Is anyone else having an issue inviting people to an app? When I click the "Invite User" button it errors with

Oops. There was a problem talking to our servers

What's the best way to use cypress on a cron job? thinking using module API and just logging out whether the tests passed or failed in a log file in an EC2 instance would be best

My tests are functioning, but they don't really give very useful information automatically or through CLI

Hi guys, I have the problem when using cypress with form data api as below: cy.fixture('/api/planmanagement/FASHION_distribution.csv', "binary") .then(data => { const fileName = "./FASHION_distribution.csv"; const blob = Cypress.Blob.base64StringToBlob(btoa(JSON.stringify(data)), 'multipart/form-data'); const file = new File([blob], fileName); const formData = new FormData(); formData.append("file", blob, fileName); cy.request({ url: "...........", method: "POST", headers: headers, form: true, body: { min_slot_rm_day: 2, id: planId, file: formData } }).then(response => { //cy.uploadFile('https://test-vanhanh.uat.shopee.vn/flash-sale/backend/api/plans/distribution/update/', formData).as('createANewUser'); cy.log(response.body) console.log("response", response); }) }) })

status code is 200 but my uploaded file is not uploaded as expectation , Could anyone help me ? 😦

Can you explain further? Is this from the Dashboard?