Is there any major differences between 10.1.0 and 10.0.3 ? as I want to just learn it

It finally works thx 😄

Sry my internet is dying. Nah just a feature change to support new component testing

haha sorry to hear that, using 10.0.3 and i love this tool so much 😄

Does anyone have any recommendations on how to handle known application bugs? My current strategy is to cy.on ‘fail’ if e.message matches the known bug pattern console.log “known bug ticketxxx still active” else throw e. I’m not a big fan of this methodology because it defaults the test into a passed state of the known bug is hit. I was hoping to find a way to kick the test over into the pending or skipped categories but I’m not sure that’s possible if the test has run. Anyone have any ideas?

I have an Angular 14 App with a single integration test. Is it possible to run same test multiple times in parallel?

On localhost maschine

Thanks @gray-kilobyte-89541 , can you guide me the link to component doc please?

`cy.customCommand`: Property 'customCommand' does not exist on type 'cy & CyEventEmitter'.ts(2339) I've defined the custom command in

commands.ts

and

e2e.ts

imports it. Is there something else I need to configure to use my own commands?

Looks like I need to explore this link: https://stackoverflow.com/a/58326156/3079062

But not yet. Can I call a custom command from a plugin function? (It appears not)

Hi all, Do you have boilerplate cypress + typescript?

Please help share with me if you have. Thanks

session | Cypress Documentation

Hi, adding Typescript to CYpress is about adding dependancy and a

tsconfig.json

file. You can find the related documentation here: https://docs.cypress.io/guides/tooling/typescript-support#Install-TypeScript A boilerplate would not have a great value here.

Is there a way to set

div textContent

property to some value using cypress?

Thank you

Hi! I have an application with Javascript Frontend and PHP Backend. When I open a page the Javscript should set a cookie and when I go to another page the PHP should read the cookie. This is working on my local setup and also in my local cypress tests. But in my github workflow the tests are failing. I have added a logging to my PHP code and it says me the cookie is not set. So I need to debug my javascript now and try to find out why the cookie is not set. But since my local tests are going through successfully, I need to debug it in my github workflow (cypress run mode). My idea would be to include some "console.log" in the javascript, but is it possible to get to these logs in run mode? Or does anyone have any other ideas?

as in "I have a DIV, and the test should change its textContent"?

yes

I have done a call that does:

ts
cy.get('[action="add"]').contains('custom');

and I wonder if this element is found, can I get the full text out of this call?

Awesome! Thanks 😄

Also is it possible to do a chain of cy.get? e.g.

ts
cy.get('[action="add"]').contains('custom').get('.selenium-custom-tag');

Meaning that it will go inside the

[action="add"]

and then check if it contains

custom

and if it does then it will go inside the

[action="add"] > .selenium-custom-tag

?

because currently when I do that, it seems like it tries to find for all

.selenium-custom-tag

in the html

IF

is an anti-pattern https://glebbahmutov.com/cypress-examples/recipes/conditional-testing.html

Oh so I need to use the

then

Any time you get something from the page you got to use

.then

(or aliases)