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  • f
    and if I want to do cy.request within the same domain, do I have to pass a token? or does the cy.session handles that for me
  • c
    Hey all, just curious if anyone has trying ember-js component testing with cypress?
  • m
    !duplicate
  • n
    Uh oh, It looks like you have posted the same question in multiple channels. Help us prevent spam by removing any duplicates of your questions, Thanks! šŸ˜€
  • f
    The previous implementation of "run all specs" suffered from a somewhat confusing scoping issue where EG. every hook would be applied to every file. Is there anything plugin developers should know about the newly introduced implementation?
  • m
    I do not understand what you are trying to do. Do you want to store a test inside your cypress.config.[ts,js] and then run it somehow?
  • e
    Hi anyone encoutered,, 403 forbidden when the baseUrl in CI ? This is whats in my main config , and i have tried this on my test sometimes works but most of the time still giving me 403
  • i
    Hi @miniature-dawn-64694 actually, iam trying to maintain a file which will keep track of all failing specs now when they want to run only failing test cases i would like to send my command as npx cypress run --spec="failingspecs.ts" so, when user enters this command I won't clean my failing test cases list if my command has failingspecs.ts else i would clean the list considering that someone wanted to re execute it again so i am looking for something which is going to help me in giving cypress command when i reach **setupNodeEvents **method on('before:run', event etc
  • f
    Cypress Dashboard already has a lot of this functionality, allowing you to run your failing specs first and to stop the run if a spec fails
  • i
    yah i agree but cypress dashboard will stop all test cases on failure but our requirement is to allow other test case which are passing to proceed as each spec is independent and later deal with only failing test cases so i landed in this situation šŸ™‚
  • f
    Would the failed tests be run after a fix was implemented, or would you just be retrying them to see if the failure was temporary?
  • m
    Is still still valid? https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress-example-kitchensink/blob/master/basic/Jenkinsfile If so, how can i replace npm with yarn for instance. Thanks!
  • m
    The latest base instance has yarn installed in the container. so instead of base:10 you use base:18.11.0 And replace the npm commands with yarn
  • b
    Does anyone have a recommendation for a "advanced" cypress course? Would like to up my game šŸ™‚ i think my tests are not good readable, but they do what i want then to do.
  • f
    Have you looked at these? Worth the money IMO https://cypress.tips/courses
  • i
    @fresh-doctor-14925 the intent was to run only failing test cases after someone fixes the issues from Dev side (the intent is to make sure no existing cases are failing while DEv side fixing the issue)
  • b
    thanks! any other suggestion?
  • f
    So how would you be sure that the fix doesn't break something elsewhere? This goes against the point of having a regression suite IMO
  • f
    Not really. I learned most of my Cypress skills from their documentation, but that network testing course has really helped me to go to the next level
  • f
    Suggestion: would it be possible to have some examples of an 'ideal' question on here, and to add them to #763097415896268840? Maybe even an example of a not-so-good question I see a lot of frustration on here from people whose questions go unanswered, but often these questions are overly long descriptions that would take me five minutes just to parse. Meanwhile there are other questions that are easier to understand, so I tend to answer those instead. I'm thinking things like : ā€¢ Providing a repo ā€¢ Providing screenshots ā€¢ No long passages of unformatted html ā€¢ Steps already taken Most of my first responses to questions are just me asking for one of the above right now. Could also be a template similar to what Cypress now has for its GitHub issues.
  • m
    I would also like this. In my gaming discord channels there are special request channels where you post a topic and people can reply to that. I think for the help section we should also have something like that.
  • e
    We have a how-to-get-help channel on Angular Dirscord server, with the following guidances:
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    How to get help

Post your question in a relevant question channel:

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- Just ask your question, don't ask to ask.

Please be patient, only post your question in 1 channel and do not mention/ping members unless they are already in a conversation with you.
  • e
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Asking the right question can be hard. With the following tips you can increase the chances of getting your question answered.

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  • e
    and a bot command leading to https://dontasktoask.com/ for 
    any experts around here?
    or 
    it's not working
    questions
  • m
    Has there been any movement on this issue? Any plans going forward? https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress/issues/1271
  • f
    Something like this would be great! cc @best-flower-17510
  • b
    hello! do you know how to tell cypress to check if somelement has someattribute, with a timeout retry of 5 secs and max 10 retries? I tried with cy.get("#somelement").invoke('attr', 'someattribute').should('exist') but I don't understand how to set retries and timeouts
  • g
  • b
    hello. Do you know if is there an easy way to fail a cypress test on console.error? This page https://dev.to/tylerben/catching-console-error-statements-in-cypress-1b4g says that I have to 1) Update commands.js OR 2) Use the cypress-fail-on-console-error package .... but I wonder if is there a way to do all in a spec.js test script, without anything to add/install
  • b
    Thanks for the Recommendation @echoing-painting-40909, I will see what I can create for this šŸ˜€
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