Hey all! How can I continue test case after one assertion fails? The test case is stopping after first assertion fails

Hi, How can I test auth for fullstack nextjs/prisma app with cypress? I use http-only cookies for auth.

Hello @hallowed-barista-46832 Altough I am not cypress guru but I believe your questions is too broad.

Websocket cypress automation code please

In angular app

Search https://cypress.tips/search for "mock socket"

I wrote a task for seeding database but cypres gives this error. Im using bcrypt library for creating passwords.

Have a similar situation where we're running vue frontend with rails backend. Did you ever find any resolution to this?

Hey hansk - we came up with our own solution. Kinda custom to our specific use-case. Happy to discuss more in private

Hey... locating an element and asserting its text content is fairly easy:

cy.get('#user-name-label').should('have.text', 'Your username')

Now let's say I'm using a translation library like Vue I18n and I don't want to assert the hard-coded text

Your username

but the translated content which is contained, for example, in a

messages.json

translation file:

json
{
  "usernameLabel": "This is your username"
}

Does Cypress provide some feature which allows to read the value of the

usernameLabel

key for an assertion?

You might get some benefit from reading this blog post where a random user is picked from a fixture file. https://glebbahmutov.com/blog/fixtures-in-custom-commands/#picking-a-random-user

lemme tell you about test ids 😏 https://docs.cypress.io/guides/references/best-practices

Nothing builtin, but something like this is my preference in your situation:

import { defaultMessages } from `someplace/that/exports/the/messages`

cy.contains('label', defaultMessages.usernameLabel) 
// ^ this replaces the .get() + the .should() in your example
// just because I like how short contains() is for selector + text assertions

That

defaultMessages

is basically just the parsed JSON that you've already created. Here's an example of how we do that export in Cypress but really whatever way you want to import and set this up for your tests should be fine: https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress/blob/10.0-release/packages/frontend-shared/src/locales/i18n.ts#L15

Thank you, Mark. That's what I was looking for...

Hi, i am new here. Where is the right place to ask about a maybe bug in Cypress Dashboard?

I'm also wondering that.

@elegant-author-50450 @User Great question! If it's for the Cypress Cloud, formerly known as the Dashboard, please feel free to to send me a personal message. If it is for the App, formerly know as the Test Runner please refer to #755913900024791046 or #755921564108587038

Hello everyone :D

Hey, after run results show a property totalDuration, what is this exactly? seconds? ms? I can't properly calculate them be the same time as the time between start and end from the properties above

I have a situation and I'm not sure what is going on. There is a text input field, that accepts numbers. On a button click it sends a GraphQL request, with that number (In string format) as a filter. So, if I do cy.get('input').type("333434322") - everything works. However, if I populate a personalNumber variable with a response from another request and us it to populate the input field - the graphQl will return nothing. In short: cy.get('input').type("234243") - works myNumberasString = response.data.persNo cy.get('input').type(myNumberasString) - no result myNumberasString is not empty, cy.log(typeof myNumberasString) stats it is a string, I tried JSON.stringify(), but that types the number with quotation marks...I tried .replaceAll() to remove the quotations marks...same result The only difference from dev tools is that when I use .type("32434) the filter portion of the request looks like this personalNumber: {equals: "42122197"}, and when i use .type(myNumberasString) it looks like personalNumber: {equals: '42122197'} I have a feeling these quotation marks are giving me trouble, but I can't get around it....

I made a command to run a saga from cypress with redux-saga. It is not guaranteed that those sagas finish when the test finishes. Is there a way for my command to automatically add the task to a list of tasks so I can then cancel the tasks when the test finishes/fails?

Hi! Glad to see Cypress has a Discord server. By the way, the invite in your Twitter bio doesn't work, but the one in your pinned tweet does.

@here Please help me out from this situation. I was using Version 9.2.0 then I saw there is an update and I should install the latest version but as I installed the new version 9.6.1 then I faced this Issue.....After clicking on test file....the tests are not executing and I am getting this issue.

Hey @calm-hydrogen-37718, thanks for you question. Kindly re-ask your question in #755921564108587038. Also, please refrain from using @ here. It can get a little loud and I assure you someone will help as soon as they can! 😄 Thanks so much!

Thanks so much for bringing this to our attention! Looping in the right person for vis @silly-dentist-68907

Thank you @adventurous-dream-20049 and @ambitious-australia-34009 , I'll make sure to change that now!

Thanks for letting me know I will take care next time.

Peeps, I'm banging my head against the wall for hours trying to get to Cypress on the Github Actions. The thing is that it's in a separate project, and we want to clone it into our main project (which is not a JS codebase). I thought I could use the

project

option to get around the fact that it's cloned inside the subfolder, but it didn't seem to work.

- uses: actions/checkout@v3
        with:
          repository: 'libra/gjallarhorn'
          token: '${{ secrets.CI_PAT }}'
          path: 'gjallarhorn'

      - name: Cypress install
        uses: cypress-io/github-action@v2
        with:
          project: gjallarhorn
          browser: chrome
          record: true
          parallel: true
          config: pageLoadTimeout=100000,baseUrl=http://localhost:1080
          wait-on: 'http://localhost:1080'