but if you copied it from the original repo, then it won't have of the specs... Plus there are changes I made to the app to make those examples. You cannot use the Ravi's repo, better use my repo. That will solve it

I'm trying to use

testing-library/cypress

, I've setup

commands.ts

with the following config:

// cypress/e2e/commands.ts
import '@testing-library/cypress/add-commands';

however I'm getting a TypeError:

cy.findByRole is not a function
cypress/e2e/up.cy.ts:9:6
   7 | 
   8 | Then('I should see the auth form', () => {
>  9 |   cy.findByRole('button');
     |      ^
  10 | });

any idea what I might be missing?

Hey, I am running into the issue that emotion (CSS-in-JS for React) heavily slows down the time travelling feature of Cypress when run in interactive mode. I see there were some perf improvements on style tags (see https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress/pull/4068) but can't seem to find a follow-up PR/issue. Was anyone ever able to find a workaround to make Cypress more bearable with CSS-in-JS libraries?

Anybody experience this error when running Webkit in GitHub Actions?

read ECONNRESET
Error: read ECONNRESET
    at TCP.onStreamRead (node:internal/stream_base_commons:217:20)

It's working fine in another GH Actions sandbox repository but getting the error in our large project repo (same Node version, same Ubuntu version, except running localhost). Not much to be found when Googling!

- name: Install webkit dependencies
        if: matrix.platform == 'safari'
        uses: cypress-io/github-action@v4
        with:
          build: npx playwright install-deps webkit
          runTests: false

- name: Run integration tests - device = safari
        if: matrix.platform == 'safari'
        uses: cypress-io/github-action@v4
        with:
          install: false
          working-directory: packages/web/corporate
          browser: webkit
          start: yarn serve
          wait-on: 'http://localhost:3000'
          command: yarn test:cy:run:safari --spec 'cypress/e2e/components/uco-c-header.int.test.cy.ts'

can anyone help with webpack compilation error for the experimentalStudio?

Ok will try. Thanks

This bug was fixed in 11.0.1 - did you try updating first?

yes i've updated it. still gave me an webpack compilation error

I've used this line of codes from the doc but it still doesn't seem to take it

i used the '.js' line of codes

i guess does it matter where i implement these codes? maybe i'm placing the codes in the wrong way?

Are they inside your

e2e

object? It certainly does matter where you have that line of config, but the order of members within objects doesn't matter.

yes they are inside the e2e object

Hey there, we are on a Team account. The account owner left our company, so his email address has been deactivated and I was hoping someone could help me transfer the account owner as we need to update permissions and are unable to at the moment.

Hello! So (I'm embarrassed to say) I don't get to use Cypress nearly as much as I'd like. From my Mac, I tried launching from the CLI and get nothing but blank browser window. I reinstalled the latest version of Cypress in a new directory and tried again with

npx open cypress

... still, just a blank browser. It doesn't matter if I choose Chrome or Electron. I'm guessing it is something local and permission related. I walk through the same process on another machine without issue. Still no clue as to what is keeping the initial page from rendering.

Do you have any spec files yet? Did you set the

baseUrl

value?

I think for dashboard help you could better email cypress. Try this email: support@cypress.io

Hey there! Last Friday I asked about why I was not able to modify experimentalSessionAndOrigin value to true... Recently I'd been reading that I cannot modify it in a component environment, am I wrong?

Yeah. I believe it's on by default in component testing

any idea what these calls are used for or how to disable them?, they take a very long time and it's only a very simple test

4 min the first one and almost 5 min the second one

the test:

import { Then, When } from '@badeball/cypress-cucumber-preprocessor';

When('I visit the frontpage', () => {
  const url = String(Cypress.config().baseUrl);
  cy.visit(url);
});

I'm using Cypress

11.0.1

whats that with cypress.config.json and cypress.json I installed a Newer docker file and now it wants to OLD config. can you guys make up your mind

right documentation of what docker is the latest is far behind

Hello I am trying to use the below code to let a Kafka consumer to consume messages from a topic and and then return the message(s) Then I am trying to call the consumer function from within my Cypress test and trying to log the message(s). The test runs and passes but there is no output (messages) to the console. What is going wring here ?

//Kafka Consumer const { Kafka, logLevel } = require('kafkajs'); const kafka = new Kafka({ logLevel: logLevel.DEBUG, brokers: ['broker1: port1', 'broker2: port2', 'broker3: port3'], //hidden here clientId: 'my-consumer', ssl: true, sasl: { mechanism: mech, //read from env username: username, password: password, }); const topic = 'Topic Name'; const consumer = kafka.consumer({ groupId: 'my-group-new' }); //let messages = []; //declare array if all messages need to be pushed into the array to be read later const run = async () => { await consumer.connect(); await consumer.subscribe({ topic, fromBeginning: true //to be changed to false later to read only latest }); await consumer.run({ eachMessage: async ({ topic, partition, message }) => { //messages.push(message.value.tostring()) //push to array if all messages are needed console.log({ topic, partition, offset: message.offset, value: message.value.toString() }); return message.value.tostring(); //returns the individual message // or return messages array } }) }

//Cypress Test it('Call Kafka Consumer & log the received message', () => { run().then(function (response) { //then awaits the previous command to finish & performs commands in the next block cy.log('Received', response) }) })