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  • w
    Please see my original question. The challenge is to find the element type based on the result; not find a result based on element type.
  • e
    Nice find! Didn't know about 
    localName
    but that seems to do the trick
  • w
    Yeah, console output to the rescue.
  • g
    Since you tagged me - use Kafra from the config / plugins file that runs in Node and call it as a task
  • f
    Hi @gray-kilobyte-89541 @mysterious-belgium-25713 I tried just as you have suggested and I can see the console log printing the messages on the console but the task returns an error when called my cypress test -* "The task 'run' returned undefined. You must return a value, null, or a promise that resolves to a value or null to indicate that the task was handled.*" I am actually returning back to the function.
  • f
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    e2e: {
    setupNodeEvents(on, config) {
        on("task", {

            async run() {
                let messages
                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
                    }) => {
                        console.log({
                            topic,
                            partition,
                            offset: message.offset,
                            value: message.value.toString()
                        });
                        messages = message.value.tostring();
                    }
                })
                return messages //value returned to the consume function
            }
        });
    }
}
  • f
    My Cypress Test is
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    it('test 1, () => {
  cy.task('run').then((data) => {
  cy.log(data);
//or some assertions on the data
})
})
  • g
    I doubt you return something, looking at your code
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    await consumer.run({
                    eachMessage: async ({
                        topic,
                        partition,
                        message
                    }) => {
                        console.log({
                            topic,
                            partition,
                            offset: message.offset,
                            value: message.value.toString()
                        });
                        messages = message.value.tostring();
                    }
                })
                return messages //value returned to the consume function
    seems you await 
    consumer.run
    BUT you never confirm that you have received any messages there, right? You provided a callback 
    eachMessage
    , but how do you know that it has executed at least once? You simply return 
    messages
    variable, but since it is set inside the 
    eachMessage
    , and 
    eachMessage
    has not run, then you return the 
    undefined
    default value of the variable 
    messages
  • g
    Can anyone tell me definitely how a cy.intercept handles a 302 redirect in the response. It's confusing following the logs... take the screenshot as an example. I'm waiting on an ajax POST (@recipeUpdate). It returns a 302 to GET the same url. I can see in the devtools network tab the POST 302 and the GET 200. The logs though show the POST as a 200 and then displays the GET seemingly AFTER the wait. So did it wait only for the POST, for the POST and the GET (and use the status code from the final request in the first request?) - hard to verify exactly what it's doing!
  • f
    I can confirm that eachMessage has executed. The console log actually prints the output on the console console.log({ topic, partition, offset: message.offset, value: message.value.toString() });
  • f
    I also tested console.log(messages) inside the run() which is the variable the messge is assigned to and can confim it gets printed too
  • f
    does parallelization flag work without Cypress Dashboard? (we have a Gitlab CI pipeline)
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    parallel: 5
script:
  ...
  - npx cypress run --parallel --browser chrome --group "UI - Chrome"
    https://docs.cypress.io/guides/continuous-integration/gitlab-ci#Worker-Jobs
  • m
    No it will not work without the dashboard.
  • n
    Is there a way to use BeforeEach before each suite and not before each test?
  • m
    Put a before each in your commands.js
  • m
    But i dont know if that will also do before each all tests
  • n
    Nvm I realised my problem really is that I have a before inside the describe and I want beforeeach to happen before the before
  • f
    Is it possible to wait until page is fully loaded to execute .should?
  • f
    I'm having a very slow first test execution with Cypress 
    11.x
    , when I execute 
    cypress open
    in local environment, it stays a long time showing 
    loading tests
    animation, and this are the two requests that is making in the background:
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    GET /__cypress/tests?p=cypress%5Csupport%5Ce2e.ts 200 349523.700 ms - -
GET /__cypress/tests?p=cypress%5Ce2e%5Cup.feature 200 373655.954 ms - -
    (about 5 min each of these two GETs, before the page is loaded) The code so far is very simple:
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    // up.feature
Feature: Server is up
  Scenario: visiting the frontpage
    When I visit the frontpage
    Then I should see the auth form label
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    // up.cy.ts
import { Then, When } from '@badeball/cypress-cucumber-preprocessor';

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

Then('I should see the auth form label', () => {
  cy.findByRole('heading', {
    name: /log into your account/i,
  });
});
    when executing the tests in local, I have the local environment already running with the 
    baseUrl
    (
    http:localhost:9000
    in my case), maybe I'm misunderstanding how this works and cypress is somehow trying to start the project by itself? I'm using this config for `cypress.config.ts`: https://github.com/badeball/cypress-cucumber-preprocessor/blob/master/examples/webpack-ts/cypress.config.ts
  • g
    but it returns it before it gets executed I think
  • a
    You can intercept and wait for all the requests to be resolved
  • f
    hmmm, it is the best way I guess right?
  • a
    Thats what i do as its reliable and gives confidence - Rather than just waiting for elements
  • b
    Hello can anyone tell me where and what i have to change when i get the following error. I think the path should be cypress/fixtures/login-data/integration/cypressTestUser0.
  • c
    Hi, I need some help working with arrayBuffer and intercepts. so in our app we often get images from our API as 
    octet-stream
    and we can get the strem data as arrayBuffers using Axios. so an example component looks like
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    async function getFile(id) {
  const response = await axios.get(`/api/file/%{id}`, {responseType: 'arrayBuffer'});
  return response.data;
}

const Comp = (id) => {
  const { data } = useQuery(['file', id], () => fetchFile(id));
  const [dataUrl, dataUrl] = useState();

  useEffect(() => {
    if (!data) { return }
    const objectUrl = URL.createObjectURL(new Blob([data]));
    setDataUrl(objectUrl);
    return () => URL.revokeObjectURL(objectUrl);
  }, [data]); 
...
    so my issue is I cannot figure out how to get this code that works fine in dev/prod to work in cypress with an intercept.. I cannot seem to get the intercept to return same arrayBuffer data as get in dev/prod.. any assistance welcome.
  • g
    There is an example like this in my https://cypress.tips/courses/network-testing (paid course)
  • c
    Thanks. Might have to pick up a license 😅
  • r
    Hi Guys, Im trying to connect sql server database using tedious and last version of cypress 10 (PS : earlier versions work perfectly !) I have followed all the recommendations from jennifer shehane : https://gist.github.com/jennifer-shehane/f498ce68b46425583fa72c8d945fe7bb But I get an error: cy.task('sqlServer') timed out after waiting 60000ms. And nothing happens! Any assistance welcome. Thanks in advance
  • r
    Im using the same config and the error still persists : 
    cy.task('sqlServer') timed out after waiting 60000ms.Learn more
  • r
    Hello there I got a problem in the following test:
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    it("should the form be filled when the page is redirected", () => {
      cy.open("checkout", {
        checkout,
      })
      cy.findByText("Pagar").click()
      cy.wait("@checkout").intercept(
        "https://www.mercadopago.com/mla/checkout/start?pref_id=202809963-a2201f8d-11cb-443f-adf6-de5a42eed67d",
        req => {
          req.redirect("http://localhost:3000/checkout")
        }
      )
      cy.location().should(loc => {
        expect(loc.toString()).to.eq("http://localhost:3000/checkout")
      })
      cy.findAllByLabelText("Punto de venta 3 - Calle 1 123").should(
        "be.checked"
      )
    })
    Sometimes pass the last 
    findAllByLabelText
    , sometimes does not exist. I tried using 
    cy.location
    but it does not work well. How can I solve this situation?
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