Hi there, as @fierce-candle-14385 I'm also v. happy that I was in today's Cypress webinar and now Im part of to this amazing Community! ❤️

Hi community, I'm having problems with Kaspersky. The company where I work uses this anti-virus, and now I can't access the application page. Has anyone gone through this problem? 🙁 (I'm a beginner)

Thank you for making this recommendation!

👋 Welcome people

@User what we did is we put them under support folder and add a selector folder and we put all our selector there and import them to each test. So when there is a change, we go to the file of the selector and change from there

One enormous object with every selector for your entire app? Every selector is composed as a single string, including where you need to choose parent/child/decendant/etc. you can simply stick into

cy.get()

within your test.

@User oh we divided that per tab instead of one giant file for all locators being worked on.

So, a separate per-tab file where the locators exist. What about per-tab helper methods that provide reusable sequence of commands such as

"click submit button and wait for execution to complete"

?

@User we can import those selectors in the custom commands. I asked cypress community about it before and they said its fine

All of the custom commands live in the same

/support/commands.js

file? Or in separate per-tab files?

koooko9o

Hello all ! Nice to join the community 🙂

Hi everyone

@ everyone? Really?

... I mean, how else would you give news to the Discord server that there is a new update to the server?

Like on literally every other discord server

Can anyone confirm if using chainers excessively increases flakiness? for example, chaining together a cy.contains('abc').next().find('input').clear().type('test')?

don't start with contains, start with get then contains, if done properly according to retryability rules you can chain as much as you want @cold-doctor-52849

Hi guys. I am using the option --no-exit with cypress run , and when closing the browser after a test finishes the cypress process never finishes . Is that expected ? Is there a way to make cypress exit properly so other tests can run ? (9.2.0 version)

Documentation is good explaining how chaining Cypress commands may not invoke retry as you'd expect. https://docs.cypress.io/guides/core-concepts/retry-ability#Use-retry-ability-correctly

Do cypress components support React 18? Trying to follow tutorial on adding cypress components and I get the following error when trying to install some required deps: npm install --save-dev cypress @cypress/react @cypress/webpack-dev-server html-webpack-plugin causes error: npm ERR! code ERESOLVE npm ERR! ERESOLVE unable to resolve dependency tree npm ERR! npm ERR! While resolving: cypress-transition@0.1.0 npm ERR! Found: react@18.0.0

Can we automate canvas with cypress ?

Hmm, seems like #763114122065739818 is the chat with all the questions for help, not really #763105090679865354 🤷‍♂️

That's probably a usability issue on discords side 😉

More a user problem than Discord I'd say. 🙂

going on the server you end up in #763114122065739818. "simple" users might not understand the concept of channels.

I find myself reading all channels without thinking about their title anyway 🙂

Yeah I was mainly kidding. It's how humans work 🤷‍♂️

Did anyone knows the proble,

/// describe('My Hook Test',()=>{ let data; before(function (){ cy.fixture('example').then(function(users){ data=users return data }) }) it('My First hook Test', ()=>{ cy.visit('https://rahulshettyacademy.com/angularpractice/') cy.wait(1000) cy.get(':nth-child(1) > .form-control').type(data.name) cy.get(':nth-child(1) > .form-control').should('have.attr','minlength',2) cy.wait(1000) cy.get(':nth-child(4) > .ng-untouched').should('have.value',data.name) cy.get('input[name="email"]').type(data.email) cy.wait(1000) cy.get('#exampleInputPassword1').type(data.password) cy.get('select').select(data.gender) cy.get('#inlineRadio3').should('be.disabled') cy.get(':nth-child(2) > .nav-link').click() cy.get('h4.card.title').each($el,index,list) ; { if($el.text().includes('Blackberry')) { cy.get('button.btn btn-info').eq(index).click() } } }) })