@User I hope this helps

Even if I do import

cy.restoreLocalStorage();

&

saveLocalStorage

in the

support/index.js

file, I'll still need to call them in

beforeEach

&

afterEach

hooks per spec file right? I just trying to find a way to not be force to use the

afterEach

in all spec files in order to use the

cy.saveLocalStorage();

alone.

Yeah

Hello, I'd love to know if it's possible to test how a random website reacts to a cookie decline and cookie accept. Basically, what I am asking is if it's possible to monitor cookies with Cypress before any click, after declining and then clear cookies and do the same thing but this time accept cookies. I don't know the name of the cookies as these are 3rd party websites.

Hey, all! I am having troubles running the Cypress tests in Jenkins. Has anyone successfully integrated with Jenkins and can share the knowledge or a link to a working repo + Jenkins build?

@User What issue are you running into specifically? We have an example Jenkins setup here: https://docs.cypress.io/guides/continuous-integration/ci-provider-examples#Jenkins

I'm having issues setting a request header, it seems it's duplicating the value. I have added a detailed question here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/68027823/getting-duplicated-request-header-values-when-setting-it-with-cypress If somebody could help me.

Anyone?

Hello Angelx, thank you for your question. Every time a new spec opens in cypress, a "fresh" instance of the browser is spawned. It means that unless you push them in yourself you don't have any cookies when you open.

You can have 1 spec for accepting cookies, and another to refusing cookies

If you prefer to do it all in the same spec, look up the function cy.clearCookies() (https://docs.cypress.io/api/commands/clearcookies)

thank you

hi guys, Im new to cypress, Do we have anyway to save text to temps ?

let temps   
        cy.get(somthing).invoke('text').then((text) =>{
              temps = text
              cy.log(temps)
          })
        cy.log(temps)

its only show text in the 1st log not the 2nd log. Any idea ?

You can create alias using cy.wrap and access it later

@User you should try and add numbers to your logs to clarify what you code does:

js
let temps   
cy.get(somthing).invoke('text').then((text) =>{
            temps = text
              cy.log('inside', temps)
})
cy.log('outside', temps)

If you run this test, you will see that the

outside

is run before the

inside

log.

This is because what happens in the function called in

.then

is asynchronous. It is going to be called after the

invoke

is done AND the rest of the synchronous code is finished.

To get a better understanding of how asynchronous code (AKA Promises) is working checkout this article https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/javascript-es6-promises-for-beginners-resolve-reject-and-chaining-explained/

I have a VB.net application that I am testing. Can anyone help with testing pop up windows? For example, the main window creates, pop up window 1, which in turn creates pop window 2. I have to submit the form in pop window 2 , followed by submitting the pop up 1 and finally submit form again in main window. does anyone how to test this using cypress? Thank you for the help!

Hello @crooked-thailand-45717, I think you might have stepped in a tradeoff that cypress sadly has https://docs.cypress.io/guides/references/trade-offs#Permanent-trade-offs-1

But I believe once more @User has some of your bacon saved

I am trying to find out how the socket io of the runner/server works. My understanding the browser gets conifigured to use a http proxy initiated by Cypress. Only I am unclear if this is a http proxy and then the socket io connects over wss when the base url of the test is https and over ws when the base url is http?

Hello guys, I am wondering if anyone tried using eslint to make sure code they commit does not contain "it.only"

@User my team's considered it!

Hey all! I'm trying to run a

cy.exec('someCommand')

but every time, I get a timeout, no matter what command I try. I want to run

php artisan tinker

but even simple commands like

print Hello

will timeout. Can anyone think of any reason why this might be? I've searched high and low on the internet but nobody seems to be having the same issue!

Hey everyone! I am currently adding Cypress tests through out the work project but am at the stage of getting it running in CircleCi and have a little issue that I can't seem to solve. Locally I am using

cypress.env.json

but am wondering how I will translate this up to CircleCi?

Does cypress have some way to add text details to a contain/should assertion.

In some cases it's quite clear that it's looking for at date or email

but in others (like with numbers) it would be nice to append some details to it