@best-window-49967 I responded on this yesterday https://discord.com/channels/755913899261296641/763105090679865354/1029032554306752623

For cypress you don't need the launch.json. Also the proxy can be the issue in your case. Is cypress seeing the proxy being set correctly

Thank you, I will dig deep into to see how I can setup baseURL and I will share launching commands

@best-window-49967 follow this approach https://docs.cypress.io/guides/end-to-end-testing/writing-your-first-end-to-end-test

I am sure it has some thing to do with proxy, but no idea how to solve it, first I thought local host is not allowed in my work laptop but than I tried Jenkins and it worked on local host 8080

Can you check if you have cypress open that you also see in settings the proxy server

Hi, I'm using cypress component testing in angular 14 but every assets does a 404, I've tried the

<base href="/__cypress/src/" />

but it doesn't fix the problem any idea how I can make Cypress load my assets ?

It's also possible that your organisation has CI server sitting on a different server than your work laptop network, or behind a differnt WAF or firewall. But start debugging locally and follow @mysterious-belgium-25713 advice.

I believe this is inside test runner, these settings project settings and device settings, etc, I am unable to get to this point since my test runner is not launching

Can you remove the proxy from the file and set the proxy like this. https://docs.cypress.io/guides/references/proxy-configuration#Set-a-proxy-on-Windows

Hi, I'm using

@cypress#8954/code-coverage

but ran in to an interesting issue. on my local machine I get higher coverage numbers than I get in our CI (Azure DevOps Pipelines). Anyone have any suggestions where I even begin to look to make sense of this?

Thanks for the demo! But only now do I realise that my question was a bit misleading. Let me clarify this a "bit". FIrst of all I have

describe

block with multiple

it

blocks in it. I want to use

intercept

alias

combination to intercept request, wait for it to be done (200 status code) before I start doing something else with the page. Something like:

cy.intercept(url).as('awaitStuff');

Pretty basic stuff I presume. Only last test requires this

wait

, this is important. My debugging: 1. I placed

intercept

in

before

hook. Then for the last (crucial) test Cypress tells me that there are no aliases whatsoever and test fails. 2. I placed

intercept

in

beforeEach

hook. It works fine, but it's run for all tests so not the ideal solution and doesn't solve the core issue to me. 3. I placed

intercept

in

before

hook and switch tests order. Now this crucial test is first in line. It works fine, but again it's just a workaround and "fishy" one. To me it's obvious that

before

hook contents are relevant for the first test only which is not fine. Or I am doing something wrong which also valid option 😄

It's hard to advise without running your test code locally. Are you able to share the URL you are testing and your test code?

I undertand. Since it's work-related I am unable to share basically anything sadly. I can try to reproduce the issue on some random page in a few hours and get back to you. Sounds good?

One question in the meantime: are all of your it() blocks visiting the same URL as you visited in the before() hook or they are have different URL paths?

I'm visiting different url in each test. why?

Your aliased request probably doesn't exist once your 2nd test changes URL. The new URL will have new DOM, new requests etc and the requests might be getting cleared. You could find out by stepping through your code with

cy.pause()

in your before() hook and watching your Dev Tools > network request at the same time. Somewhere in there is your problem I bet. You could also test this by ensuring it() blocks use just 1 URL for spec.

Actually I can reproduce it like this:

describe('Cypress Alias', () => {
  before(() => {
    cy.visit('https://discord.com/');
    cy.request('https://catfact.ninja/fact').then(resp => {
      cy.wrap(resp.allRequestResponses[0]['Response Status']).as('responseStatus');
    });
  });

  it('Validates stuff 1', () => {
    cy.get('@responseStatus').then(r => {
      cy.log('in Test 1', r);
    });
  });

  it('Validates stuff 2', () => {
    cy.get('@responseStatus').then(r => {
      cy.log('in Test 2', r);
    });
  });
});

The alias is lost after 1 test even on same URL.

I don't know why before() hook behaves like that, as I would have expected the same behaviour as you. Does anyone else here know?

> I don't know why before() hook behaves like that As far as I'm aware, that's how the

before()

hook should behave. Any aliases should be set in the

beforeEach()

> "Note: all aliases are reset before each test. A common user mistake is to create aliases using the before hook. Such aliases work in the first test only!" (https://docs.cypress.io/guides/core-concepts/variables-and-aliases#Requests)

I looked up the docs here https://docs.cypress.io/guides/core-concepts/variables-and-aliases#Aliases and this sentence "but what happens when you're running code in hooks like before or beforeEach?" made me believe it was possible.

Good man @fresh-doctor-14925 🥳

kudos to both of you guys! thanks ❤️

thank you very much for your help and comments!

all aliases are reset after the test

Hi I m using

cypress8954code coverage

Hello ! I have a problem with cypress using a plugin tedious in version 10 after update. I don´t know how to configure correctly. I tried using the examples but i got a error running my specs

So pre version 10 all tasks where in the plugin file. From 10 and onwards you have to set your tasks in the cypress.config.js or cypress.config.ts file.

js
module.exports = defineConfig({
  e2e: {
    setupNodeEvents(on, config) {
      on("task", {
        async YourTask() {
          
         }
       })
    },
  },
});

this is my older index.js in cypress version 9, do you know how can i transform this in cypress.config.js ?

Hello, is it possible to disable the XHR and fetch network logs?