I have a spec file which tests registration and it has several it blocks (test scenarios). Some scenarios which run first leave the form populated with some values after the tests are finished. This makes problems from my later it blocks which expects the form to be in the state in which it would have been if the form was initially loaded. How do I prevent or fix this to have the clean slate for my form after my first tests have been run?

Does anyone precisely know how query param object matching in the

cy.intercept

routeMatcher works. The docs aren't very specific but it seems that if you use strings there, they will do partial/wildcard/contains matching and not exact string matching. The reason I'm asking is because I'm testing a suggestion feature with two filter fields (first-name and last-name). Changing each field will trigger a call to the suggestion API (actually while typing but

cy.type

is fast enough to only trigger it once per field) which I need to intercept. I tried using this code (simplified):

const pathname = `/suggestions`
cy.intercept({
  pathname,
  query: {
    first_name: 'John',
    last_name: '',
  },
}).as('first-name-search')

cy.intercept({
  pathname,
  query: {
    first_name: 'John',
    last_name: 'Doe',
  },
}).as('last-name-search')

cy.get('input[name=first_name]').type('John')
cy.wait('@first-name-search')

cy.get('input[name=last_name]').type('Doe')
cy.wait('@last-name-search')

... but then the

first-name-search

intercepts both API calls and the empty

last_name

query property seems to match twice. So even though there are only 2 API calls, I get three matches in the routes panel. I can't really use a URL string matcher here as the API library sometimes messes with the query param order. The only thing that got it working for me is to replace the empty string with a very restrictive Regex:

/^$/

. Is there no better way than this?

Hello! How do I keep a testing session running multiple 'it's on the same page without getting to the default blank page after the first it ? Before version 12 I used 'cypress.cookies.default' but now that is not an option. I do not need authentication, I just visit the page and test

Hello All, I need to verify table entries after performing few actions from UI in Microsoft SQL Server Mgmt. So could you please provide any reference Doc or Any Video link for e2e connection with this Database ?

Since a few days i get the 'The Cypress extension is missing' message for testing in Firefox 110. And i am not sure what changed. This was on version 12.3. Upgrade to 12.6 same error. Chrome, Electron and webkit run fine. What could be the problem? I've started the GUI with debuggin on. But i do not see any errors in the console output. I start cypress, chose E2E. Select Firefox. Then i see all my tests, so this part runs fine in Firefox. But then after selecting an E2E tests i see it starting 'Your tests are loading' and after after a few seconds this message pops up. In the attachment is the log between the moment i select my test and showing me the message. Firefox headless runs fine. Which makes it even stranger.

I tried to use this - eslintrc.json file :

{
  "parser": "@typescript-eslint/parser",
  "plugins": [
    "@typescript-eslint"
  ],
  "extends": [
    "eslint:recommended",
    "plugin:node/recommended",
    "plugin:cypress/recommended"
  ],
  "parserOptions": {
    // Only ESLint 6.2.0 and later support ES2020.
    "ecmaVersion": 2020
  },
  "rules": {
    "cypress/no-assigning-return-values": "error",
    "cypress/no-unnecessary-waiting": "warn",
    "cypress/assertion-before-screenshot": "error",
    "cypress/no-force": "warn",
    "cypress/no-async-tests": "error",
    "node/no-missing-import": "error",
    "node/no-unsupported-features/es-syntax": "off",
    "no-unused-vars": "off"
  }
}

And in the package.json:

"engines": {
    "node": ">=8.10.0"
  },

But I get this errror for all the imports:

ESLint: "../common/product-detail-actions" is not found.(node/no-missing-import)

On the line like this:

import { ProductDetailPageActions } from '../common/product-detail-actions';

which I know should work. Can you please advise how to do this properly? What am I missing here?

Could someone please help me with below, Context: I would like to compare 2 PNG's using task and verify if there is any difference but while executing the task is never ending even though it has timeout. I have used below attached image for reference. Task: on('task', { png({image1Path, image2Path}) { const image1 = fs.readFileSync(image1Path); const image2 = fs.readFileSync(image2Path); const img1 = PNG.sync.read(image1); const img2 = PNG.sync.read(image2); const { width, height } = img1; const diff = new PNG({ width, height }); pixelmatch(img1.data, img2.data, diff.data, width, height, { threshold: 0.1, }); fs.writeFileSync("diff.png", PNG.sync.write(diff)); return diff; } }); Code: cy.task("png", { image1Path: "cypress/downloads/sample.png", image2Path: "cypress/downloads/sample.png", },{ timeout: 50000 }).then((textOrNull) => { expect(textOrNull).to.equal(0);

Using the built-on tool to select an element give me this line: cy.get('#\32 > .tableV2-tbody__checkbox > .checkbox__container > [data-test="row-IndeterminateCheckbox"]').click() However after adding it to my spec file I get a Webpack Compilation Error with the stack trace pointing to the selector.

When I look at the docs, I can’t find any way to view docs for older versions of cypress. My company is currently using 9.6.0. Is there any way for me to view docs specific to this version? https://docs.cypress.io/guides/overview/why-cypress

Hi Cypress experts, I'm struggling with how to create a basic error catch (especially on error resume next) in Cypress when using a loop. Is it possible? I'm looking for something like this: for (const index of indexes) { try { cy.findByTestId("footer1") .find("span", {name: /Enter/i}) .should("be.visible") .click({force: true}); } catch (err) { // if any error continue with the loop continue } } I also tried but no luck. This cy.on works only for individual "it" test run cy.on('fail', (e)=>{ console.log (e) return false } Thank you !

As per the screenshot, When I load the page manually in any browser, all the xhr calls are executing fine. But when the same page loads with the cypress test its not executing xhr call having initiator as

jquery-3.6.0.min.js

, Is there any issue with cypress with such xhr calls?

I have a custom

mount

command that wraps my React components with my Redux Provider which works just fine - it's the same as what is explained in this guide https://docs.cypress.io/guides/component-testing/react/examples#Redux. I have a component which compares it's previous props to it's current props, and so in my component test I need to rerender it from one boolean state to the other; To do this I am making use of the

rerender

method like this:

it("temporarily displays a 'saved' state when the 'saving' prop changes from true to false", () => {
  const WrappedButton = ({ ...props }) => (
    <Button {...props}>Click me</Button>
  );

  cy.mount(<WrappedButton saving={true} />).then(({ rerender }) => {
    cy.get("[data-test='button-loading']").should("exist");
    cy.get("[data-test='button-saved']").should("not.exist");

    rerender(<WrappedButton saving={false} />);

    cy.get("[data-test='button-loading']").should("not.exist");
    cy.get("[data-test='button-saved']").should("exist");
  });
});

Because my

Button

component connects to the Redux store, I'm getting the following error in Cypress when it gets to the

rerender…

line of code.

(uncaught exception)Invariant Violation: Could not find "store" in the context of "Connect(Button)". Either wrap the root component in a <Provider>, or pass a custom React context provider to <Provider> and the corresponding React context consumer to Connect(Button) in connect options.

Does anyone have any ideas how to solve this? If I refactor my Button component so that it doesn't connect to the Redux store everything works as expected, but in this scenario that isn't a viable solution. I would expect any rerendered component to still be wrapped in the Redux Provider.

Basically I have custom commands for API calls to create environment needed for tests. So I have something like this:

Cypress.Commands.add('getSomeDataById', (dataId, userId) => {
    cy.request('GET', '/myEndpoint')
        .its('body')
        .then((body) => {
            body.data.forEach((data) => {
                if (data.id === dataId && data.userId === userId) {
                    cy.wrap(data).as('data');
                }
            });
        });
});

then in the next command I have:

Cypress.Commands.add(
    'someOtherCustomCommandForCreation', () => {
        cy.get('@data').then((data) => {
            // For this data do that
        });
    },
);

I'm taking a look at writing a PR to fix a bug I filed in Cypress a little while back (https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress/issues/24407), and I wanted to test my fix by using my local development version of Cypress instead of a published version to see if it fixes my reproduction example project. I followed the contributing document and made a build of Cypress with my fix using

yarn build

. Then, in my bug reproduction project, I switched the Cypress version in

package.json

from a normal published version to point into the local pre-release build (

"cypress": "file:../cypress/cli/build"

). When I run an npm install in the reproduction repo, I get a message saying

Warning: You are installing a pre-release build of Cypress.

, which is fair, but then the install fails with

Error: Failed downloading the Cypress binary.

. The URL it's saying it tried is https://cdn.cypress.io/beta/binary/12.6.0/darwin-x64/develop-49fdb6bbf1aba86728c219e6b4c04a41299a23d1/cypress.zip, which seems to legitimately be a 404, probably because the hash is of something that isn't a published binary. Does anyone know if it's possible to get this binary installation step to succeed in local development?

Is there another method of getting chrome extensions loaded with Cypress 12.5.1? Ive followed this https://www.cypress.io/blog/2020/01/07/how-to-load-the-react-devtools-extension-in-cypress/ as well as add browser extension here but never see it show up when testing https://docs.cypress.io/api/plugins/browser-launch-api#Modify-browser-launch-arguments-preferences-and-extensions The extension is within it's own folder under

cypress

directory.

I've looked at this page to understand how to do this: https://docs.cypress.io/guides/component-testing/vue/examples#Vuex and it has this line: import { getStore } from '../../src/plugins/store' I haven't been able to find where 'getStore' is, and I can't find any reference to it in the VueX documentation.

Hello. If I have a conditional, aliased intercept in one custom command and want to cy.wait on it in another custom command, is there a way to make a dummy alias or intercept that I can wait on elsewhere that will immediately resolve? Basically what I want is something that acts like Promise.resolve() for cy.wait("@alias") if the intercept didn't actually get set. Thanks.

Hi all. I've been using v10 in the past and I've now updated to v12.6.0 and I've now got a problem with a basic click call. The following seems to crash and returns me to the Specs screen. With Cypress Run, it just hangs

cy.visit('https://www.google.com/');
cy.get('.LX3sZb .gb_p').contains('Gmail').click({force: true});

This happens in all browsers. Happy to share any other info

Hi all, I have a simple watch into my component watch( () => props.checked, () => _checked.value = props.checked, ) but when I set the props during the cy test (after mount) this watch callback is never called wrapper.setProps({checked: true}); If someone has an idea Thanks 🙂

Hi, I'm working on a project based on: React (react-create-app) and Typescript, recently I've tried to introduce test coverage for component tests, it is worth mentioning that the same config works just fine for E2E tests and results correct coverage. I've tried using multiple approaches including: NYC (directly), the exact steps from the https://docs.cypress.io/guides/tooling/code-coverage and just default cypress config. I've also tried instrumenting the code in different ways before running the tests: for example ``npx nyc instrument --compact=false --all src --in-place`` and cra instrumentation I've introduced additional nyc config and fiddled with that but no luck. My cypress config and nyc config can be found within the attached screenshots Once component tests run the coverage looks as follows (command that I use to run the test: ``nyc cypress run --headless --component --browser chrome --config-file ./cypress.config.ts``

I was using Cypress 9.0.0 with Node 16, but had to upgrade Node to 17+ for compliance. Now cypress is throwing plugin file error even for the default tests created by cypress. Any workaround is available?

Hey, I am trying to write a test where I have to: See picture. I have done most of it but I’m stack to point 6. Where I have to go to next Saturday from today…

Hi everyone 🙂 Does anyone else also experience this issue: https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress/discussions/24204

Hey everyone, this is a pretty noob question but I've never had a project with this many accounts. In order to test my app I need to have a different account for every 4 or 5 tests. I have my global variables, settled in the environment, but I already have like 50 because of this so I would like to get those out in a file. What is the correct way/best practice to do this? Should I create a json file as a fixture or what do you recommend to keep it clean?

in cypress 9.7.0 I cannot test display screen , Can anyone help me on this.

I have a problem in the new version of cypress (12.0.2), when trying to access a url the test is in infinite loading, be it executed by electron or browser like Chrome can someone help me?

Hello, I have set up an intercept to set a token in the Authorization header like so, in the console.log the header is clear there and the request is being intercepted as expected, however in the network request none of the intercepted requests have the Authorization header set. Looking at a few different resources and it seems like this is the pattern recommended to use to do this, wonder if anyone sees what I can't

cy.intercept(`${Cypress.env('API_BASE_PATH')}/**`, ({ headers }) => {
      headers['Authorization'] = `Bearer ${Cypress.env('token')}`;
      console.log(headers);
    }).as('authInterceptor');

CypressError cy.task('readExcelFile') failed with the following error: > invalid signature: 0x8074b50Learn more View stack trace Print to console at (https://hub3-dev2.azurewebsites.net/__cypress/runner/cypress_runner.js:141553:78) From previous event: at Context.task (https://hub3-dev2.azurewebsites.net/__cypress/runner/cypress_runner.js:141538:15) at wrapped (https://hub3-dev2.azurewebsites.net/__cypress/runner/cypress_runner.js:151160:43) From Your Spec Code: at ExcelFiles.validateExcelFileContents (cypress/support/common/excelFiles.ts:73:11) at ExcelFiles.validateContentsOfExcelFileNamed (cypress/support/common/excelFiles.ts:57:13) at Context.eval (cypress/e2e/testcases/ui/imdexAdminUserRole/administration/companies.cy.ts:178:24) From Node.js Internals: Error: invalid signature: 0x8074b50 at (C:\Backup\Documents\Source\AzureDevOpsCypressV10\AzureDevOps\IMDEXHUB-IQ-Test\Functional\node_modules\unzipper\lib\parse.js:66:26) at tryCatcher (C:\Backup\Documents\Source\AzureDevOpsCypressV10\AzureDevOps\IMDEXHUB-IQ-Test\Functional\node_modules\unzipper\node_modules\bluebird\js\release\util.js:16:23) at Promise._settlePromiseFromHandler (C:\Backup\Documents\Source\AzureDevOpsCypressV10\AzureDevOps\IMDEXHUB-IQ-

Source: https://docs.cypress.io/api/commands/selectfile I would just like to share my experience with this command - I tried using this official command to get image file from my fixtures and upload it to input=file field but every time the image would get uploaded and I wanted to preview it, it would look something like this (no img element) - image 1 After trying many workarounds, I figured that I can just use attachFile command which provided me with good solution, image preview available (rendered as img element). https://www.npmjs.com/package/cypress-file-upload Hope this will save someone some time 🙂