In various of test, i test checkboxes whether they are checkable or uncheckable. Sometimes the test fails, because the checkbox is not checked after checking or otherwise.

Bom dia pessoal, tudo bem? Estou tendo problema para fazer a conexão com o SQL Server, teriam como me ajudar? Segue minhas configurações: package.json image 1 cypress.config.js image 2 support/e2e.js image 3 cy.js image 4 Erro image 5

Hi, I am evaluating Cypress as an alternate to Selenium, or Playwright. Most examples i see use Cypress as a Testing framework for testing a local application, and not something similar to Selenium, where all URLs are in a remote domain. Is Cypress meant to be a replacement for Selenium, or is only to be used as an Integration Testing Framework, where the target application must be available locally, and Cypress Tests The ( let's say ) React Internals, and not much suited for Functional Testing of WebApplication or WebSites?

Hey, I am trying to integrate my tests into my company's Zephyr Scale, but i cannot really do it. I created a StackOverflow issue about it: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/75593006/how-to-connect-cypress-to-zephyr-scale

Hello! In my project we need to retrieve and store browser console logs while the test is running to later assert if a certain log is present in the test. Currently for Chrome and Firefox we are using

--remote-debugging-port

flag and

chrome-remote-interface

library to retrieve and store these logs. Is something like this possible to do for Webkit/Safari or any other way to do it in Cypress?

We are looking for a Selenium replacement and have started using Cypress. And we faced with the fact that the tests are extremely unstable on Azure. We use the default agents on Ubuntu with 2 cores and 7 GB of RAM. Is this enough? What advice can you give to keep the tests stable?

Hi All, I'm failing to get a snapshot of Button- hover state. I'm using realHover and cypress-plugin-snapshot to acheive this. Can anyone please share me your thoughts. Thanks.

I'm using cy.session to log in with API. When the session is created, I can see that LocalStorage was saved. However, LocalStoreage is empty for the 1st test where cypress uses the "created" session and LocalStorage is not empty for all the other test where cypress uses the "restored" session. any Idea LocalStorage is empty for the 1st test where the session is created in beforeEach hook?

component tests are running and passing, but I'm getting the following error:

ℹ ｢wdm｣: Failed to compile.
✖ ｢wdm｣:    1031 modules

ERROR in 
src/components/Sparkline.tsx
  Line 46:11:  Parsing error: Unexpected token

  44 |
  45 | class Sparkline extends React.Component<Props, State> {
> 46 |   private static TREAT_NULLS_AS_ZERO = false;
`

We are using nextjs-auth0 and cypress-nextjs-auth0 libraries for Login. Since Authentication happens on the server-side in nextjs we are not able to get Access Token and make any API requests. Anyone seen this issue?

I get this warning when the passwords don't match. I can't find any selecotr in DOM?

Hi everyone! I’m experiencing issue with AWS Cognito. There’s plenty of examples, but seems like none works, it’s either outdated or it’s not worded properly. I’m trying to get idToken from cognito. I could log in through front end and access local storage, but while point is not to do it. Does anyone have a working solution, and could provide a guide that they used? Thank you

My testing line starts from creating a new client account > login as a new client and create a new project > client logout > create a new employee account > login as a new employee and edit personal information > employee logout > client login > add this employee into the project In my imagination, when running a cypress file, it will be like a user open a new browser, so the tokens will be shared. Therefore, the only way to switch identities is to frequently log in and log out. And one cy.description will open a new browser, so my question is: Is it possible to run a cypress file but log in with two different accounts?

Hi everyone, fairly new to actually using Cypress and very pleased so far. It's just that recently started running out of disk space in my computer and this started happening when I began running my e2e tests. Does anyone have a pointer to what I could look for? Logs I can erase maybe? Anything would be appreciated.

I need to click on an element and see a popup 1) In Open mode, the test failed, but if I click manually on the browser before doing the click by Cypress, the test popup appears. I tried setting the focus to the panel, nothing helped, but if I run in Run mode the test passes on Electron 2) In Chrome, the test always fails. Any ideals how I can handle it? In general Cypress make click but popup does not appear

Using cypress/included:12.1.0 image. I have a volume mount for node_modules that contains typescript and yet I still get this error

Your configFile is invalid: /cypress.config.ts
It threw an error when required, check the stack trace below:
TypeError [ERR_UNKNOWN_FILE_EXTENSION]: Unknown file extension ".ts" for /cypress.config.ts

I attempted to get the

value

property from a list of input elements, but I just only get the first value. I tried something like this, to get all the values:

typescript
cy.get('table tbody tr td:nth-child(2) input')invoke('prop', 'value').each(($el) => actualResult.push($el));

but I'm getting an error since it's not possible to chain the

invoke()

and

each()

commands together. Is there a way to get the values for my list of elements? And other question that comes to me, related to this: How can I get the values for the other existing properties of my list of elements? Thanks in advance for your answers!

Context - I have written mocha tests at UI and API layer - All test and

describe()

have tags - I'm using

cypress/grep

plugin to enable to tagging mechanism - Config is correct and can run cases linked with specific tags Concern - This plugin parses though all the spec files at runtime to find the tags and consumes execution time. Solution - This plugin has a filtering mechanism using

grepFilterSpecs

parameter so it'll only run those spec files where the tag will match and not all the spec files Issue - I have done all the config required for this and still it runs all the spec file instead of just couple of them where the tag exist. - Can see message on console as

Could not determine test names in file: ${filePath}

Versions -

"@cypress/grep": "^3.1.4",

-

"cypress": "^10.11.0",

Adding Code reference in the thread

I would like to run my tests from Gitlab in the Cypress cloud dashboard in parallel. When I use the command in my gitlab ci file:

npx cypress run --record --key <some key> --parallel --headless

I expected that Cypress will run the tests in parallel across multiple machines, when I verify in the dashboard if it ran on multiple machines, it just states that it ran on 1 machine, and the speed could be improvement by adding more machines. For this PoC it just has 4 tests. Apparently I am doing something wrong, but I am not entirely sure what. - What am I missing? - How I can distribute the tests over multiple machines to speed up the execution? Because there are multiple runners available in our Gitlab instance. Thanks in advance! Gitlab file

variables:
  npm_config_cache: "$CI_PROJECT_DIR/.npm"
  CYPRESS_CACHE_FOLDER: "$CI_PROJECT_DIR/cache/Cypress"

cache:
  key: ${CI_COMMIT_REF_SLUG}
  paths:
    - .npm
    - cache/Cypress
    - node_modules

build_cypress:
  image: <cypress image in container registry>
  <<: *cypress_rules
  stage: prepare
  script:
    - cd legacy/e2e
    - npm ci
    - npx cypress cache path
    - npx cypress cache list

run_cypress_folder_1:
  image: <cypress image in container registry>
  <<: *cypress_rules
  stage: test
  parallel: 5
  script:
    - cd legacy/e2e
    - npm install cypress
    - npx cypress run --record --key <SOMEKEY> --parallel --headless
  artifacts:
    when: always
    paths:
      # the path here is needed to expose the file and be able to send it to Datadog.
      - $CI_PROJECT_DIR/legacy/e2e/cypress/results/**/*.xml

https://docs.cypress.io/guides/guides/parallelization https://docs.cypress.io/guides/continuous-integration/gitlab-ci

I am trying to get the Cypress Real World App running using an Okta OIDC (authentication code flow) and am having no luck using either okta_programmatic_login code path or the default. Is there someone that might be able to help me with this?

Hello! In my Typescript Cypress project where we test client SDK functions we are trying to add

@cypress/code-coverage

library to retrieve current code coverage for these tests. I was able to successfully add

@cypress/code-coverage

library, but was getting an error shown in the screenshot. After digging deeper into

@cypress/code-coverage

readme noticed this error could be shown if there is NO frontend code coverage, is this the case in my situation or do I need to add some extra libraries? Also tried to set

expectBackendCoverageOnly: true

to get rid of the error, but not sure what I am supposed to set as my url in this case is there extra code needed on clients side of the code?

I am trying to get the Cypress Real World App running using an Okta OIDC (authorization code flow) and am having no luck using either okta_programmatic_login code path or the default. Is there someone that might be able to help me with this?

Not sure I fully understand the question, but you can use

cy.intercept

followed with

.then(resp)

to gather the response values from the

resp

How can I stay on the same WEB page in different tests. it('test_one', () => { cy.visit('www.google.com'); window.localStorage.setItem('test_one', 'test'); }) it('test_two', () => { //How can this second test of mine start already on the google page and with the things //I saved in the previous test in local storage? })

I'm using cy.session for login and once the session is restored, I'm not logged in. I have tried both chrome and the electron browser in gitlab ci and magically it only worked once. But I don't see any issue with this in my local. here is my login logic

Cypress.Commands.add('loginWithSession', () => {
  cy.session('loginWithSession', () =>{
    cy.loginWithWeb();
  },{
    cacheAcrossSpecs: true,
  });
  cy.visit('/');
});

fields in the form and after click submit execute action?

I am stuck on getting a chrome extension to work within Cypress. I can get the extension to load but Cypress can not interact with it. I know puppeteer can be used alongside Cypress, and was wondering if anyone knows of where some good documentation might be for that?Im having a hard time find anything useful.

How to verify a file (excel sheet) that is downloaded from browser and stored in a local sorce file in cypress

What I'm trying to do is first and foremost fetching data from an API - transforming the data into an array - later to loop through each item in the array and create a test for each item. It's a basic setup:

js
describe("fetch data and create tests", () => {
  const fetchData = async () => {
    const res = fetch(myUrl)
    const data = res.json()

    // map to array

    return data
  }

  fetchData().then(data => 
    it(`Test ${data}`, () => {
      // expect something
    })
  )}
})

The issue is that the tests never runs. I've tried moving the fetching logic inside

before

with no luck. I'm really out of options here. How do I accomplish this?

Hey, is it possible to login once for all tests? Seems like cypress is removing the cookies after a test finishes, so currently I login within

beforeEach

but it's taking so long... Want to avoid the msal.js. Any other thoughts about this?