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  • d
    Hello Everyone, I am looking to upgrade my Cypress version from the current 5.6.0 to the latest 10.8.0. Currently, the cypress is set up in a EKS cluster and it is executed over CI/CD using buildkite. If anyone has upgraded Cypress and can help me by sharing the best possible options.
  • f
    Are you running on WSL or somewhere with a not-setup X11 server or a missing DISPLAY environment?
  • p
    Hey. Can anyone please navigate to the following URL using cy.visit and tell me if their test crashes for you or not? 
    https://rom.my.universe.cdp.gigya.com
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  • p
    You're supposed to see a login page
  • p
    I want to test a SAML Auth flow but Cypress closes itself every time it navigates to this url...
  • p
    Hey Can anyone please navigate to the
  • k
    Hoping I could get some advice with component testing. Our developers use a storybook. Is there any documentation or anyone with experience with Cypress Component testing and Storybook?
  • b
    Great question, can you direct this to the #755921564108587038 channel?
  • p
    Is there a library that can record har logs during test for Cypress 10?
  • a
  • p
    I tried to use it in my config file and I got this
  • m
    Did you set it up like this.
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    js
const { defineConfig } = require('cypress');
const {
  install,
  ensureBrowserFlags
} = require('@neuralegion/cypress-har-generator');

module.exports = defineConfig({
  // setupNodeEvents can be defined in either
  // the e2e or component configuration
  e2e: {
    setupNodeEvents(on, config) {
      install(on, config);

      on('before:browser:launch', (browser = {}, launchOptions) => {
        ensureBrowserFlags(browser, launchOptions);

        return launchOptions;
      });
    }
  }
});
  • p
    Yes. Ok so apparently it's a different issue.
  • p
    Now I doesn't happen to me
  • s
    Hello everyone. Is there any guide how to implement Cypress tests with using Gherkin language for test cases description? Something similar to a SpecFlow in C#
  • m
  • s
    Awesome. Thank you so much 🙂
  • e
    if I have nested describes describe('Desc1', () => { describe('Desc1.1', () => { }); describe('Desc1.2', () => { }); }); then when I run it in parallelization is the Desc1, Desc 1.1, and Desc 1.2 will be distributed to machines or will they executes in the same machine just wanted to check if it's going to save some time or not in case of nested test suits
  • e
    is Nested Test Suits will help us in saving some time with parallaization
  • e
    by running even nested Test Suits in different mechines
  • m
    If you use the cypress dashboard it will only parallel the files. So all test in 1 file will be run on the same machine.
  • e
    ok so you mean if i have Desc1 Desc1.1 Desc1.2 in one file with out being nested then also they wont be sent to different machine right?
  • e
    so it means parallalization will work on FIle specific tests than test suits Right? @mysterious-belgium-25713 🙂
  • f
    @early-motherboard-68721 , Cy runs specs in parallel, not the tests themselves - so if you have 2 files, with 1 or more describe/it each, it will run them on 2 machines (if you set it up to do so). If you have 1 file with multiple describe/it, and you set up parallelization, it will not be able to run them in parallel. More details here: https://docs.cypress.io/guides/guides/parallelization#Splitting-up-your-test-suite
  • e
    so there is a chance that the nested test suits may cause delay in execution as they wont be distributed among the machines so is it best practice to avoid nested test suits ? 🤷
  • f
    well, if you need them for some reason, it's not against good practices to use them (although I personally prefer to use 
    describe
    and then 
    context
    blocks, for readability). but it has nothing to do with running tests in parallel 🙂 in your example above, you will have 2 describe blocks, under one main describe block, which can be a good plan, in case you need it; just to make sure you are aware, you will still need to add some 
    it
    blocks as well (these are the tests, the 
    describe
    act more as the test suite). if you want more details about how to organize your Cy tests and how these work, please see: https://docs.cypress.io/guides/core-concepts/writing-and-organizing-tests
  • f
    to answer your question now, they should not be avoided. but if you do have nested suites, they will be ran sequentially as part of the spec file they are in, and not concurrently
  • p
    Is it possible to intercept a request and cancel it?
  • f
    @proud-breakfast-29892 , is this more or less what you're looking for? https://stackoverflow.com/a/69343382/19625528
  • p
    Oh, looks like it is. Thank you :)
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