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?

try to utilise cy.session()

I'm guessing the reason that @faint-ocean-92094 is currently using environment variables is to keep secrets out of version control. I would recommend that whatever json file you use to store the credentials, you add it to your

.gitignore

and only keep credentials on CI providers and locally on developer machines. This blog post touches on some of those security considerations pretty well - https://glebbahmutov.com/blog/keep-passwords-secret-in-e2e-tests/

Thank you both. I'm actually using global variables cause I have to keep 4 environments so I'm using dynamic configurations depending on environment variables. (Users in each env, urls, etc)

Yeah I would definitely not put it in your cypress config file at this point