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Hey. Did someone encounter a similar issue https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress/issues/20573 recently?

Does anyone know if it is possible to use pageobject functions inside an "cy.origin()"? i am getting the following error Variables must either be defined within the cy.origin() command or passed in using the args option. Defining the page-objects inside the cy.origin() also does not work or i must be doing something wrong....

Thanks. Where can I do that?

Do you have a small snippet so we can see what you are trying to do.

will create a easy to read snippet

Raise an issue on their Github repo

Hi I posted this late yesterday. Will repost for visibility: but had previously tried 10.9.0. It was previously complaining that it couldn't find the config file (using js format cypress.config.js). I pointed the cypress run CLI to the file using --config-file param and now the file is being found but I'm getting an error that seems to be expecting the old json config file format SyntaxError: /frontend/cypress.config.js: Unexpected token c in JSON at position 0 Cypress versions on the container show as: Cypress package version: 10.11.0 Cypress binary version: 10.11.0 Electron version: 21.0.0 Bundled Node version: 16.16.0 I don't see a config file format flag in the cypress run CLI documentation but it seems like Cypress 10 should not be having this issue. Don't see this exact issue when I search github/SO/google. config file works fine to run Cypress locally and cypress run command also works locally. Any thoughts? posted it here: https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress/issues/24574

i think this should give the situation

/// <reference types="cypress" />
import { loginPage } from "../../../../page-objects/loginPage";
import { somePage } from "../../../../page-objects/somePage";

const loginPage = new somePage
const somePage = new somePage


describe('testname', () => {

    before('open page', () => {
        cy.visit('https://page.com')
    })

    it('should login as someone', () => {
        loginPage.loginPerson()
        cy.contains('This is visible').should('be.visible')

        //clicking a button
        cy.contains('Start').click('right')
        //this opens another page than the page.com
        
        cy.origin('https://another.com', () => {
        //here i want to use the objects / functions that are written in the somePage class.

        })
    })
})

Good morning beautiful Cypress people! our team is currently experimenting with the Cypress Studio, im trying to figure out how to make it generate cleaner looking selectors. Any tips?

I think easiest way would be to add data-test to your elements. Because studio can find them easier.

What if you have those data test and it still does this:

Haha, uhmmm then i would make an issue on GitHub.

Okay I'll see if I can come up with some kinda reproducer

Thank you!

Since i dont think that should be the desired result.

Cypress 10 throws error reading js confi...

Hello everyone, everything good? Can anyone help me with the error: _SignupPage.default is not a constructor Here is the project link: https://github.com/thiagojosepdu/qa_ninja.git

You cannot do it in your IT step. Because Cypress runs async. If you want to do it then you have to set it outside the describe/it functions. So top level of your file

I don't understand, how would it be correct?

Move line 27 to line 3

also one thing you are doing wrong is you are mixing up 2 principles. 1. in your SignupPage.js you are exporting default new Signup() --> with this you are already instantiating your class. If you do this approach then in your testfile import SignupPage from '../../pages/SignupPage' you can call your methods by doing SignupPage.go SignupPage.filForm() SignupPage.submit(). 2. if you would just use export default SignupPage(); --> this is without the new keyword then you need to do import SignupPage from '../../pages/SignupPage' var or const signUpPage = new SignupPage();

I would also recommend reading stuff on importing and exporting https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Statements/export?retiredLocale=nl

Thanks! I fix it

Ok, i also forked your repo because there where some small things in your cadastro not working. https://github.com/Xvier/qa_ninja

Also some basics you should never commit and push your node_modules. Its clutter for your repository.

I will see if i can work on this tomorrow afternoon/evening

Anyone else getting the

Please verify that the package.json has a valid "main" entry

error after updating to Cypress 11?

FWIW, I keep my Cypress tests in a separate package from the main app. Is that a potential issue?

Does anyone know if Cypress supports back/forward cache (bfcache)? I can't seem to find any info on it.