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  • i
    Is the app throwing the exception when you open it normally?
  • i
    You can try to make cypress ignore the uncaught exception
  • i
    > Cypress.on('uncaught:exception', (err, runnable) => { > return false; > });
  • n
    @User thank you very much. I used to run https and switched to http. Should I run 
    uncaught:exception
    inside 
    beforeEach
    block? Is there a way for me to log the network failures?
  • n
    Thank you for the help!
  • n
    Also, i just noticed that it was happening due to SRI
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    [23:39:48]   cypress:launcher chrome stderr: [0927/233948.980903:INFO:CONSOLE(380)] "Failed to find a valid digest in the 'integrity' attribute for resource 'http://localhost:9995/webpack/en/main-938f5d17bbf554790715.chunk.js' with computed SHA-256 integrity 'jwyvL6w6ZOoyUngoSekrttm10Y0UEXB2BaZhxSl3fPU='. The resource has been blocked.", source: http://localhost:9995/login (380) +245ms
[23:39:48]   cypress:launcher chrome stderr: [0927/233948.992494:INFO:CONSOLE(221)] "CYPRESS uncaught exception:::: ChunkLoadError: The following error originated from your application code, not from Cypress. It was caused by an unhandled promise rejection.
[23:39:48]
    I saw that I can use 
    experimentalSourceRewriting: true
    option (https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress/issues/2393) However, looks like cypress is injecting something into the page that has some mistake?
  • n
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    [00:06:44]   cypress:rewriter:js error while parsing JS { err: Error: Line 1: Unexpected token } at ErrorHandler.constructError (/home/helltool-ci-user/.cache/Cypress/8.4.1/Cypress/resources/app/packages/rewriter/node_modules/esprima/dist/esprima.js:3004:26) { index: 3, lineNumber: 1, description: 'Unexpected token }' }, js: 'n+e})),a&&!e.toJSON||!t.sort||"http://a/c%20d?a=1&c=3"!==e.href||"3"!==t.get("c")||"a=1"!==String(new URLSearchParams("?a=1"))||!t[i]||"a"!==new URL("https://a@b").username||"b"!==new URLSearchParams(new URLSearchParams("a=b")).get("a")||"xn--e1aybc"!==new URL("http://тест").host||"#%D0%B1"!==new URL("http://a#б").hash||"a1c3"!==r||"x"!==new URL("http://x",void 0).host}))},function(e,t){e.exports=function(e){if(Array.isArray(e))return e},e.exports.default=e.exports,e.exports.__esModule=!0},funct' } +365ms
  • n
    Is this a bug with cypress? ^
  • r
    Hi All, did anyone encounter the issue 
    "Error: Cannot find module 'webpack'"
    when trying to do component testing? I'm having cypress running in a project that has a different folder structure where components are inside src and this inside a "frontend" folder. cypress modules are in the root and component tests are written inside src folder, frontend folder has a webpack folder with different configs, I tried using all configs and same error appeared. (Cypress folder is outside frontend folder)
  • r
    Is there any chance an api is available to pull down cypress.io test run reports outside of the dashboard? I would like to be able to present the results to other teams that don't have user accounts. I don't need the artifacts but just the test results at some visualization level.
  • i
    Add mocha reports that you can share with others @rough-nightfall-90576
  • i
  • f
    Hi Team, I referred to codes of one of the group members to implement a session before I start my test. This is done using task . The parameters that are passed on to the task are username, password and URL. This task is in-turn implemented in module exports. I'm looking to make it work for all test environments. I followed Cypress io blog and implemented below. However it doesnt work as my task has dependency on the env file. Can anyone recommend the best way to do it.
  • f
    This code in my test file describe("EOI login", () => { before(() => { debugger; cy.task("getSession", { username: Cypress.env("auth_username"), password: Cypress.env("auth_password"), url: Cypress.env("login_url"), }).then((session) => { cy.restoreSession(session); });
  • f
    and below code is in my index.JS file
  • f
    module.exports = (on, config) => { on("task", { readjson: filepath =>{ return readjson(filepath,config) }, getSession({ username, password, url }) { return new Promise(async (resolve) => { resolve(await GetSession(username, password, url)); }) } }); //defining variable for version, if not defined use stage env const version = config.env.version || 'stage' //load env fron json config.env=require(
    ../config/${version}.json
    ); // change baseURL config.baseUrl=config.env.baseUrl return config; }
  • n
    Hello! Has somebody faced the issue, when Cypress changes a visiting url by adding /__/#/tests/_ and redirects to Page not found?
  • f
    I got solution to the problem I reported earlier. I removed arguments from the task. It worked like magic!
  • u
    Cypress is amazing, especially Cypress Studio. It works great, and I was able to customize the generated selectors with Cypress.SelectorPlayground, but in some cases I also need to customize the action that Cypress Studio generates (e.g. to manipulate the text inside 
    select()
    in a generated 
    cy.get(..).select("<I want to manipulate this>")
    ). Can it be done?
  • n
    Hi everyone, has anyone ever come across an issue on Cypress where it redirects to a new URL after attempting to visit a requested page via cy.visit()? Here is my code below, its very basic. But essentially a new GET request (new-url) is issued to a different page ("/global") instead of staying on ("/sites/2/users") describe("Tests for Site Users Page", () => { beforeEach(() => { cy.login(); //note I am integrating cy.session() in this custom login command }); it("should handle user page properly", () => { cy.visit("/sites/2/users"); cy.contains("Site Name").should("exist"); //wait for page to load });
  • n
    The below is a screenshot of a similar issue another user was having (notice the new-url log in the test body)
  • l
    Can I stub a third party class? If so, how? I tried but got an error unless I first instantiated it, but then the code doesn't intercept the method when the real code is tested.
  • b
    You could wrap the class in your own
  • l
    Thanks for the idea. I’ll experiment with that. I just kind of thought there would be a way, with integration tests. At the same time, I understand how complicated that would probably be for a test runner. But idk.
  • b
    Hi 👋 I'm trying to test a feature where the user can click on a button to cancel the current request for a heavy computation but I can't get cypress to tell me that the request was aborted 😅 The request is correctly cancelled in the devtools but cypress still looks for it. I could check for the status of the request with 
    cy.get("@alias.all")
    and verify that the status is not "Complete" but it's a bit hacky Does anyone know how could I check if the request was aborted with an AbortController ? Here's a reproduction repo: https://github.com/Alvai/cypress-abort-controller
  • w
    Hello there! Trying to reset my password today and I'm not receiving an email that let's be follow through with the process. Already checked to ensure the email I registered with was correct. Any advice?
  • c
    this looks like a bug, have you reported it on the github repo? aborted requests should display as completed (and wait as if they are completed)
  • b
    Haven’t reported it yet because I wanted to check first here 😄
  • b
    Thanks, I’ll open a report soon
  • w
    Hi, can we log in terminal a console.log who is in our script?
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