Hi, I just sent a direct message asking for Dashboard Subscription PII.

Can you confirm this is still an issue in 9.5.1? https://docs.cypress.io/guides/references/changelog#9-5-1

Can you elaborate on what you mean by "avoid" the cypress proxy? I'm looking to understand your use case.

Hi I am wondering if it is better to set up class functions instead or just regular functions in cypress? **Context**: trying to refactor alot of test tags into readability

Hi @User thank you for your interest on this, I'm more specifically talking about this issue https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress/issues/2374

Understood. Unfortunately, since I am not well-versed in Google Cloud Firestore, I will bow out gracefully to allow a subject matter expert hop in to assist.

i've concluded that the variables are assigned new values after using cy.visit()

Hi! I have a weird problem. When running

cy.visit("/nyköping")

with

baseUrl

set to

https://climatevisualizer.com

I get a 500. But the url https://climatevisualizer.com/nyköping works fine. It seems to be related to encoding, since routes without

åäö

works fine such as

cy.visit("/skara")

. And it also works if I use

cy.visit("/" + encodeURIComponent("nyköping"))

This problem only occurs when using Cypress. Any clues?

OK finally i found this issue https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress/issues/19355

how can I save an input string from cucumber feature that I want to use in other scenarios? All the variables are reseted after one scenario ends

Hi, I have problem surrounding the difference between pipeline execution and my local environment. I'm intercepting a request using the following command:

js
cy.intercept(
      {
        method: "GET",
        pathname: env.path,
        query: {
          dateFrom: "2020-12-31T22:00:00.000Z",
          dateTo: "2022-01-01T21:59:59.000Z",
        },
      },
      (req) => {
        expect(req.url).to.include(
          "&dateFrom=2020-12-31T22%3A00%3A00.000Z",
          "Date From included"
        );
        expect(req.url).to.include(
          "&dateTo=2022-01-01T21%3A59%3A59.000Z",
          "Date to included"
        );
      }
    ).as("filterByDates");

Executing it on my local environment is fine, but when I run it in the pipeline there is a problem, because server time is UTC by default, the test always fails, because sent time is not as expected. Now I'm thinking how to approach this, because the time input is not by me, but by the plugin "datePicker", which always inputs the machine time (server/environment), so the question is what is a good approach towards this issue? (i'm using day.js) Do I convert each time input to UTC ? Do I intercept the request and make it UTC -2 for the request ? Or should I just ignore everything after "T" including hours/minutes/seconds, which I'm highly against. I'll really be glad if i get responses, thanks in advance.

Hi everyone, I am using if else condition but 'if statement' doesn't work properly, Cypress just skip the condition.

var genArr = Array.from({ length: 5 }, (v, k) => k)
    cy.wrap(genArr).each((index) => {
        cy.get('#reportsNavExportButtonV2').should('be.visible').click().as('exportButton')
        cy.get('div.export-button-container')
            .find('button')
            .eq(index)
            .as('modalButton')
            .then(($index) => {
                if ($index === 1) {
                    cy.get('#pdfCustomTrack').click()
                } else {
                    cy.get('@modalButton').click()
                }
            })
    })

  })

how can I change this test to make it work ? Thank you very much

In that example I do not see an asserion after the if branches.... That could be the reason that cypress just moves on. Assertions seem to guide the execution in cypress as it is a test framework, not automation software ;-)

Hi, I'm rendering a component using the

@cypress/react

library and I expect my component to throw error. How can I test that the proper error has been thrown, and prevent the test from failing?

use intercept and change the response of the request, make the body as the desired error you want to see and then check its properties

thanks for the reply. I'm not dealing with an API, It's the component itself that needs to throw an error when the props are inappropriate. In fact the

mount(<Component/>

should throw an error.

Can I setup multiple reporters in a cypress project? For e.g. "reporter": ["mochawesome-report-generator", "cypress-testrail-accumulative-reporter"] ?

I'm finding that I cannot customize the html or email reports of Testrail and therefore I need marge for generating my HTML reports of results

Would this be helpful? Using this plugin, you can generate multiple mocha reports from a single run. https://www.npmjs.com/package/cypress-multi-reporters

Hi, I try to connect with OAuth 2.0 authentication Google But I have a blocker with url. I'll need to extract a dynamic value from the URL to be used in the callback URL. I'll also need to extract value body of an api call on an array. How I can do this ? Thank you very much

Hello all. I have a question regarding WSL2 setup ( my setup is capable of opening the XWindow ): - can I add additional browser somehow to that setup? ( meaning I would love to select chrome or FF not just electron ) - or would it be better to get the binaries directly and installing them? then run the app and select the tests I want to run from there? (EDIT: this doesn't work - app closes when trying to access the project on the WSL2 folder system ) Thanks for any info.

Hi all, just want to ask again. Is there any way to add comment/s for a flaky test? and is there any way to check on what is the cause of the test being flaky? (like checking if the reason is DOM related, network related, or data related)

Hey, I need help regarding automating the following scenario: log in to account change your password login again with the new password How would u do this? in regards to remembering the password for the next test run? So I can repeatedly change the pass and login with it. I am a little bit confused here. How do I transfer this password info between the test runs?

Feels a bit like an inception 😄

Test Password Reset

Hi everyone. Have you any idea to test 2LO OAuth Google with cypress? For now, I haven’t find how to generate code authentication dynamically, so maybe via 2LO OAuth support it will be easiest. Any help is welcome 🙏🏻

Create env variable in cypress.env.json, reassign it after changing and adding it there, there are multiple of ways and then just reuse the variable when typing the password

why am i getting this error in my CI

AssertionError: Timed out retrying after 4000ms: Expected to find content: 'Log In' but never did.

Has anyone had luck with Cypress running on an M1 mac? My last laptop bit the dust and I just got my replacement and followed the blog post about Rosetta and still not having luck. Its actually opening a web browser now but the test never starts any my laptop is just frozen

Hi, I'm trying to use cy.request option retryOnStatusCodeFailure but it doesn't seem to do any retry.

describe('cy.request options', () => {
    it('test', () => {
        cy.request({
            method: 'GET',
            url: 'https://swapi.dev/api/people/9999999999',
            retryOnStatusCodeFailure: true,
            retryOnNetworkFailure: true,
            failOnStatusCode: true
        })
    })
})