cypress-recurse is really great plugin

You really should look into cy.clock and cy.tick then. Its way simpler than what you have written and instead of it actually taking a minute to run, you can jump ahead a minute and run the entire assertion in just a few seconds.

I think your solution is really creative but probably a lot simpler to use cy.tick and cy.clock

actual validation have to do within one minute and make sure state doesn't change. I can't skip that using tick

Hi all, when I use a custom command (which works normally) inside

cy.origin()

I get the error `cy.dataSelector is not a function`:

it(`Component title - "${platform}"`, () => {
          cy.origin('https://www.mycompany.co.uk', () => {
            cy.visit('/');
            cy.dataSelector('uol-c-media-banner-title').should('be.visible');
          });

Is there really a restriction on using our custom commands inside

cy.origin()

and if yes why would that be?

Ahhh looks like this issue is an open ticket https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress/issues/19974

return (0, firebase_utils_1.slashPathToFirestoreRef)(adminInstance.firestore(), actionPath, options)[action](dataToSet);

What does this notation mean?

you can cy.tick 60 times, each advancing by 1 second and confirming the element is still there 🙂

10.3.1 has been out for a couple of days. Any idea when to expect

cypress/included:10.3.1

on DockerHub?

@gray-kilobyte-89541 makes these images. So when it gets released make sure to say thank you. I’m sure he would also appreciate help if you wanted to make the image yourself.

yeah, I done that, thanks

Try passing the custom command as an argument inside cy.origin block parenthesis

still figuring out what caused this error but it looks like it's in the application code itself and not a Cypress issue

Hello, everyone. Is there a way to disable web security for Firefox browser? Since

chromeWebSecurity: false

does not have an effect on Firefox. Disabling the web security is required for me to use this custom command: > Cypress.Commands.add('forceVisit', url => { > cy.window().then(win => { > return win.open(url, '_self'); > }); > }); I'm trying out

forceVisit

to visit multiple domains in a single test. (Reference: https://medium.com/@lasithdilshan20/cypress-force-visit-to-a-different-origin-321c2c356702)

you might want to check this https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress/issues/6629

Hey, is there any command that activates only when the object shows up, or stays active all the time? because sometimes it shows a window that I have to click and sometimes it doesn't, it messes up my code, please help

This works for me, it is not a good practice. https://docs.cypress.io/guides/core-concepts/conditional-testing#Element-existence

Hey all, after upgrading to Cypress 10 my assertions from React Testing Library are failing. Any idea why?

I am trying to run the github action in the todomvc-project. After forking the reop I upgraded cypress to the latest version, but when the action runs I get this error:

You are attempting to use Cypress with an older config file: cypress.json
When you upgraded to Cypress v10.0 the config file was updated and moved to a new location: cypress.config.js
You may need to update any CLI scripts to ensure that they are referring the new version. This would typically look something like:
"cypress open --config-file=cypress.config.js"
https://on.cypress.io/migration-guide
Test run failed, code 1
More information might be available above
Cypress module has returned the following error message:
Could not find Cypress test run results
Error: Could not find Cypress test run results
##[debug]Node Action run completed with exit code 1
##[debug]CI='1'
##[debug]CYPRESS_CACHE_FOLDER='/home/runner/.cache/Cypress'
##[debug]npm_config_cache='/home/runner/.npm'
##[debug]CYPRESS_CACHE_FOLDER='/home/runner/.cache/Cypress'
##[debug]CYPRESS_CACHE_FOLDER='/home/runner/.cache/Cypress'
##[debug]TERM='xterm'
##[debug]Finishing: Cypress run

I have followed the migration guide and the tests run fine locally. I dont have a cypress.json file.

Cypress.json belongs to cypress 9. You should probably update cypress run command in GitHub workflow file

Figured this out. Cypress 10 uses a new

cypress.config.ts

file instead of the previous json file which caused my tsconfig file to have clashes between jest and cypress types - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/68584932/cypress-clashing-types-with-jest

i can't find somethink about 'if" if exist -> click

I would say get root element using cy.get().then(($el) => { use jquery to check the element existence and then click})

For code coverage do I need to instrument the application code or my Cypress code?

Hi all, I'm using cypress-cucumber-preprocessor, so I have feature files with the BDD, and step files with it() blocks, using Given(), When() etc. I have multiple feature files and corresponding step files. I introduced a before() into one of the step files, I want this to run once each time that feature file is run. I found that it works as expected except that the before() also runs when executing another feature file, which does not use the steps in the other step file. What could I be doing wrong?

How to Integrate Cucumber with CI/CD Jenkins to Execute Cypress Test Suites. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/kailashpathak_cypress-cypressio-automation-activity-6956177852627132416-Osvy?utm_source=linkedin_share&utm_medium=member_desktop_web

Cypress + Jenkins +Cucumber !!

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