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https://stateofjs.com/en-us/ is out, includes a testing section

Hey, guys. Do you know where I can get the Cypress shirt. I want to buy.

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Hello there, Anyone familiar with these errors? I get a transition error in the console which directs me to the cypress_runner.js. Thanks.

Can you go a few steps back? What's the transition error and what's the Cypress UI showing?

before that I will get this warning followed by an error. Its like it doesnt finishes what is supposed to do.

Hmm. This isn't one I've encountered before. I'd be interested to know what this

LogCollectBrowserConsole.js

is. It's not something in the Cypress repo (https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress/find/develop) Have you added any plugins?

Ah, it comes from

cypress-terminal-report

I think its some routing issue, as the tests will continue regardless and the interceptor will fail with a 422 🙂

Ah, it's from this: https://www.npmjs.com/package/cypress-terminal-report That was confusing me. Yeah I don't think that this is a cypress error. Possibly an application issue?

I believe so yes, I cant reproduce manually.

Hmm, well if it isn't failing your test, then I think the best you can do is alert your devs to it (maybe there are some corresponding error logs if you have monitoring?) and then get on with your life 🙂

Thanks, yeah already talked to them waiting for some feedback 🙂

Just putting this event here. https://applitools.com/automation-framework-engineers-speak-webinar/

oh my, it will be something

Haha it would be a super troll move if you would present how good Selenium is.

I will speak about the power and elegance of PhantomJS test code

Hahahah

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I asked this question already but didn't get any response so reposting it to get Attention is there any way to find the Current running cypress command when it reaches the first time to the cypress config.ts file? actually, I need to do something based on the command used by a user example if the cypress command is executed to run specific test cases I need to do some operation if the cypress command has some key in command, I need to perform some operation so is there any way to determine which cypress command the user entered while running the cypress

it sounds like something you don't want to do. What kind of test are you writing?

actually, we are planning to save the DB and reuse it the plan is if we have 100 test cases to execute as every test case is independent but connected to one application DB when we found test cases 10, 20, 25, 30 are failed then we are planning to maintain this specs as imports in failing-spec.ts file then if user sending a command via pipeline to rerun all test cases then i need to delete the content of failing-spec.ts file but if user sending a command via pipeline to retry failing test cases ( npx cypress --spec="failing-spec.ts") then i need not delete the content of failing-spec.ts file so in order to perform above operation in cypress.config.ts near setupNodeEvents method iam planning to determine which command user used during the current execution so that i can perform the above @gray-kilobyte-89541 if you know any better way to handle this please suggest thank you Note: we already aware of setting in cypress dashboard which will stop executing all the test cases upon filing a failure but we dont want to do that anyways because each test is independent and we want to check which things failed and wanted to rerun only failed test cases next time

seems like you want to control the test and how they set up the data. Use Cypress.env via

--env ...

argument to control what the tests do

can you help me with example or with more info @gray-kilobyte-89541

Is it bad practice to check that some text does not exist?

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