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  • s
    running the container with my project's contents as the working directory seems to just start cypress automatically inside the container
  • m
    just import the css in the beginning of the cy.js file
  • m
    imports './styles.css'
  • p
    I don't have any css file. I'm using component library chakra ui in react. How i can pass theme provider to all components ?
  • m
  • p
    I want to set it globally in /support/component.ts file intstead of each component which is not a good practice
  • m
    if it's anywhere, has to be in 
    component-index.html
    inside body, outside div
  • p
    I think didn't understand. I want ThemeProvider automacally added in component mount instead of adding manually
  • m
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    <body>
 <MyThemeProvider>
   <div data-cy-root></div>
 </MyThemeProvider>
</body>
    I haven't tried this , but it's worth trying it
  • m
    it's a good question, ask it in the react component test channel
  • p
    This is not possible in react.
  • m
    I know 🙂
  • m
    you might have to add a script tag under the body and use the low level React api to do it React.createElement(MyThemeProvider, ...) ask the team, I haven't had to wrestle this
  • a
    Hi Folks, is there a way to diagnose if the browser has run out of memory on a 
    cypress run
    on CI? I'm getting lots of hangs since upgrading to Cy10
  • a
    I've tried 
    DEBUG=cypress:server:util:process_profiler
  • a
    The profiler messages still appear, but no more tests run
  • a
    The tests run fine locally in the UI
  • f
    @adventurous-dream-20049 Is very interested in hearing about performance-related issues, so maybe she'll be able to give you some pointers
  • a
    I seem to have enough Memory available on the box (6 runner instances on a box with 16 cores and 64 gig ram) - it hits about 10gig memory. I'm just wondering if I'm running out of memory on the Chrome instance (cc @adventurous-dream-20049 )
  • s
    I've just about got it working. cypress runs and can see the baseUrl I tell it to go to, but it can't access the actual localhost:3000 server, says it isn't running. I tried npm start on both windows and wsl2 ubuntu to no avail, now what I'm doing is setting the 
    --entrypoint=""
    running 
    /bin/bash
    , running 
    npm start
    , then opening another terminal and running 
    docker exec -it container_id cypress run
    at the same time. that seems to work, but ONLY if i copy the spec files from cypress/e2e to cypress/integration, which is odd, as the latter is a legacy folder, I believe. if I don't do the last step, cypress complains that 
    cypress/integration
    is empty!
  • f
    Do you have something lingering in your 
    cypress.config.js
    , or are you perhaps passing 
    --spec
    in your run command? (Maybe in 
    package.json
    ?)
  • s
    no & no. my cypress config is
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    js
const { defineConfig } = require('cypress')

module.exports = defineConfig({
    e2e: {
        baseUrl: 'http://localhost:3000/',
        setupNodeEvents(on, config) {
            // implement node event listeners here
        },
    },
})
  • r
    Hello. I am a beginner with cypress and I have a problem with my code. I create a small test that login into the printer's web page. (full address: http://ricoh.milestone/web/guest/en/websys/webArch/mainFrame.cgi)
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    import 'cypress-iframe';

describe('Install', () => {
it('should install Ricoch agent ',  function () {
        cy.visit("10.2.4.56").then(() => {
          cy.get('frameset')
          cy.frameLoaded('frame[title="Header Area"]').then(() => {
            cy.iframe('frame[title="Header Area"]')
                .find('span')
                .contains('Login')
                .wait(10000)
                .click({force: true})
                .wait(10000);
          })
        })
      })
})
    Test correctly visit web app, get frameset, load frame, and find span, but when I want to click "Login" button the test shuts down, and it says that there is no test. Web code: https://ibb.co/3BfLBc4 Test timeline: https://ibb.co/Ypp363K After second wait(1000) https://ibb.co/bs66fCj
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    "dependencies": {
    "cypress": "9.6.1",
    "cypress-iframe": "^1.0.1"
  },
  • a
    Thanks for connecting us @fresh-doctor-14925! @agreeable-painting-90494 Can you confirm if you are using the latest Cypress version (10.3) which which includes a bug-fix for memory leaks in Chromium-based browsers? https://docs.cypress.io/guides/references/changelog#10-3-0
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  • l
    I don't have an answer for your very strange issue, but I do have some pointers for your syntax. 
    cy.
    commands are enqueued and run in sequence, so you don't need to use 
    .then()
    unless you want to incorporate the previous command's yield with standard JavaScript. So your test could be re-written as follows:
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    js
import 'cypress-iframe';

describe('Install', () => {
it('should install Ricoch agent ',  function () {
  cy.visit("10.2.4.56")
  cy.get('frameset')
  cy.frameLoaded('frame[title="Header Area"]')
  cy.iframe('frame[title="Header Area"]')
    .find('span')
    .contains('Login')
    .wait(10000)
    .click({force: true})
    .wait(10000);
  })
})
  • r
    Thank you for the advice 😀
  • f
    Has anyone used 
    cy.origin
    with GitHub authentication. I am getting blocked with GitHub firing off a 2FA even though it is disabled for the user I am testing with
  • a
    I seem to be getting: - 
    "after each" hook in "{root}"
    error quite regularly, what does it actually mean? Is that an aftereach in one of the plugin / support files is failing?
  • s
    Thank you for your help. But I checked my chrome dev tools and it is not a problem with local storage, the flow and results are showed in these screnshots.
    q
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