you're welcome - just know that I didn't test it, just googled it 🙂 so not sure it will work or not, but it looks legit on a first look

if that one will give out an error (as per documentation), but you want to avoid that, try req.reply() - stub out a response requiring no dependency on a real back-end; more details here: https://docs.cypress.io/api/commands/intercept#Controlling-the-response

It indeed threw an error. The thing is, I want to block the request from happening, and not just hide the response

would req.destroy() work for you ?

Yup

Hi, I am looking for the launchOptions in Cypress to specify the accept language before any test. I found the related usage but still have no idea. https://docs.cypress.io/api/plugins/browser-launch-api#Modify-browser-launch-arguments-preferences-extensions-and-environment I also found this post, but it seems not working https://stackoverflow.com/questions/54671266/setting-the-browser-language-in-cypress

my code trying to force using Chinese

e2e: {
    setupNodeEvents(on, config) {
      on('before:browser:launch', (browser, launchOptions) => {
        if (browser.family === 'chromium') {
          launchOptions.preferences.default.intl = { accept_languages: 'zh-TW', selected_languages: 'zh-TW' }
          console.log(launchOptions.preferences.default.intl);
          return launchOptions;
        }
      })
    },
  },

Hi guys, a little bit dissapointed today, is cypress really better then Selenium, ranorex etc....

have an issue, googling and find people with same issue in 2020 and no fix....

Firefox "Whoops, we can't run your tests."

What is the issue you need help with?

@lemon-oyster-64925 please let us know whats the problem as you know new technologies always take time to fill answers in forums

Hi Team is there any way I want to pass the paths of the test cases which i wish to run in a file or dictionary and run them via cypress CLI Example File1.txt -- abc/cd/Doc1.spec.ts -- xyz/sa/Test.spec.ts -- cvd/dc/Testing.spec.ts and i want to run all the specs which are in the text file via CLI i dont want to make CLI manually like npx cypress run --spec="abc/cd/Doc1.spec.ts, xyz/sa/Test.spec.ts ..........." because if there are 1000 test cases failing then its a problem for me with specific string if i wish to use above approach so please help me with your valuable ideas thank you 🙂 the intension behind this is if i get some 3 test cases failing i will maintain them in a file then i will ask developers to fix the appropriate things then once they fix it i would like to run only this first Note: i would consider failing of this test cases even after using retries option for flaky test cases

Not sure this solution will be suitable to you. But just give a try. 1. create a file named specsList.js in the same path of your scripts 2. import the scripts which you want (eg: import 'path of the script') 3. run this js file npx cypress run --spec specsList.js (it will execute only the script names mentioned in specsList.js)

thank you will try this 🙂

When i run cypress in local or in Pipeline where will cypress tore the list of failed specs information ?

All test stats are reported at the end of the test suite run, so locally it'll be in your terminal, and in CI it's in the build logs. If you mean how to keep this info long-term, you can of course use Cypress dashboard. I use a GH Actions package to send test run stats notifications to a Slack channel and also Post the results to a New Relic dashboard. So in summary you have many options.

Is there any way I can log the spec paths of only failing test cases anywhere in my repo or file if any one know any example please let me know

This is off-topic, but if anyone uses Notion for your documentation at work (it's a great tool), you should take a look at the

mermaid.js

integration it supports. I spent some time over the weekend making a massive workflow diagram of some of our processes and it's a experience.

is there any feature in plan by Cypress to integrate its Dash Board into Azure Devops Board plugin using market place ?

Has anyone used cy to automate any desktop applications? We have a project that requires some browser and some interaction with mainframe windows, I was wondering if that's possible. thanks

Not possible.

You would need a tool like https://www.ranorex.com/ to achieve that seamlessly.

Is docs.cypress.io in the middle of a revamp? Many pages 404.

Now they're loading properly.

How to exclude certain specs to be run in folder when npx cypress run is executed for example please see the image I don't want to execute my spec which is in Marketing/Sales/sc1111.spec.ts but at the same time I want it to execute via import statement mentioned in *Finance/Verify/sc1111-main.spec.ts * is there anything which I can do in folder level it self to stop it from running asking this as i have 100's of folders which are going to be like this and I don't want to mess up configuration file with exclude list so Please help me regarding this with your suggestions

check https://on.cypress.io/configuration there is a config option to exclude specs

Hello All, after upgrading our cypress suite from 3.7 to 9.7, our tests are running very slow in the CI pipeline, any reason why? Does any of you facing the similar issue? people say cypress 8.5 has better performance, should I downgrade to 8.5?