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I got a button that when I click on, it sends 2 network calls with the same endpoint, and when I intercept 1 of them, it detects both of them, but I need only the 2nd call, how can I intercept only the 2nd call?

you could wait twice in case you know that 2nd call is always second. Also you could probably find a way to distinguish these 2 calls, maybe regexp could help you

<@355820707579691008> I tried to wait twice but then cause they come in the same second they both go into the first one for some reason, and the 2nd one can't find anything since the 1st one handled both of them

<@196281365761753088> do the requests have the exact same call?  same parameters, body, uri etc?

can you share the code, hide sensitive info

https://www.cypress.io/blog/2019/12/23/asserting-network-calls-from-cypress-tests/ section `Waiting for multiple calls`

Waiting for multiple network calls covered in my (paid) course https://cypress.tips/courses/network-testing

if you mean that a field in the body is different you can use something like ```cy.intercept('POST or GET', '/same-url*', {
  body: {
    name: 'Peter Pan',
  },
})```

<@691642647001038859> And then it will intercept only the one with the body I want? (and can I provide like some of the body like the 1 parameter that is different?)

<@355820707579691008> Your video will help with this problem?