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Thanks for connecting us @fresh-doctor-14925! @agreeable-painting-90494 Can you confirm if you are using the latest Cypress version (10.3) which which includes a bug-fix for memory leaks in Chromium-based browsers? https://docs.cypress.io/guides/references/changelog#10-3-0
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Yep, 10.3.0
I'm trying now with memory set to 8g in the runner advanced config
(for docker btw)
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A few questions: - Is this issue happening locally, in CI, or both? - If you are running parallel, how many machines/agents/runners/nods do you have allocated for parallel jobs to utilize? - What are the CPU and memory resources for the node(s)? - Can you re-run Cypress in CI with debug mode enabled and attach the entire set of logs here? This may be as simple as updating your
cypress run
to:
NO_COLOR=1 DEBUG=cypress:* cypress run
, but will need to be updated according to your team’s current implementation. As an example, if your cypress run command is currently
npx cypress run --record --key <record key>
, then your debugging command would be:
DEBUG=cypress:* npx cypress run --record --key <record key>
https://docs.cypress.io/guides/references/troubleshooting.html#Print-DEBUG-logs
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I believe it is only in CI that we are having the problem. We have an Azure machine that has 64gig ram and 16 cores. There are 6 runners with 2 core for each and 8 gb allocated (it was previously set to whatever the default is)
I ran the profiler DEBUG setting and ran it previously and when it stopped showing results it still showed the profiler information every 10 secs
I'm hoping that the 8 gb will help, it'll take a couple of hours to run though, we have ~3000 tests
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