now the only thing i need to solve out is how do i know the column index by the column name

https://glebbahmutov.com/cypress-examples/9.7.0/recipes/table-cell-by-column-heading.html#find-table-cell-by-the-column-heading or search the examples, and again, if you explain / give an example of what you are trying to find, it is usually much simpler

hey @gray-kilobyte-89541 , do you, perchance, know how I'd be able to get the value inside an it() block? I'm rewriting your cypress/snapshot module and I'm getting stuck there lol

i can't seem to find anything that'd even tell me if it's even possible to access the current test in a plugin command

its great example to find 1 cell in specific row and column but in my case, i want to find a row that contains column values

so the search is different

i want row that has for example in column A: 'value1', column B: 'value2' etc..

Is your app inherently undeterministic and therefore impossible to verify? If he answer is no, then there's no reason for why a test shouldn't always be able to verify it

if you can prepare HTML codebox then I am sure there is an elegant solution

how can i filter elements that has descendant element with specific class. like: cy.get('row').filter('.cell')

it doesnt find me anything because i think it looks for "row" elements with class ".cell" and i want the descendant elements with calss '.cell'

any idea?

i tried alot of things nothing works

i can only use :contains that check data on descendant elements

Is there any way I can run a command to run my previously failed tests? Or a way to make test retries occur at the end? (Retry Later : true)

without a code sandbox showing what markup you have in general and what you are trying to select, it is impossible to help. But you can use full CSS + jQuery selectors, see examples in https://glebbahmutov.com/cypress-examples/9.7.0/commands/querying.html and https://glebbahmutov.com/cypress-examples/9.7.0/commands/traversal.html and https://glebbahmutov.com/cypress-examples/9.7.0/#recipes

no, but i can't really answer further than that. I dont necessarily know why but it seems like my tests will pass and fail back and forth. Can't get a lot of consistency.

checking this out, thanks.

that was my solution..

rows.filter((_, element) => {
                const result = Cypress._.every(cells, ({ column, value }) => {
                  const [header] =
                    Object.entries(headers).find(([index, header]) => {
                      return typeof column === 'string'
                        ? column === header
                        : column === Number(index);
                    }) || [];

                  return !Cypress._.isNil(header)
                    ? element.children.item(Number(header)).firstChild
                        .firstChild.textContent === value
                    : false;
                });

kinda not intuitive

i want to find all the rows by their cells.

const cells = [{column: 'Col1', value: 'val1'}, {column:'Col2', value: 'val2'}]

after i find the rows. i want to filter them

it looks like i cannot do it using selector

so first i need to "translate" the col name to index, than i need to find all the cells in their right index with the right value

since I still have no idea what is your markup / table, it is hard to say anything

im using AgGrid

Here is my plain HTML https://github.com/bahmutov/cypress-examples/commit/630439650588837640a73f53a87c7e18f63c80ff

Got solution - After digging deeper into the network tab we found that our website URL was redirecting to another URL, and that URL needs certs not our website URL. Cypress does not pass cert to redirects, so we have to pass certs for that redirected URL in client Certification.

can i do alias on elements that will be removed from dom and still reach them?

It's sometimes difficult for sure, but you shouldn't ever think that it's inherently impossible