When I run cypress open here is the interface I get:
But if I run cypress run --browser chrome --headed --no-exit --spec cypress/e2e/test.cy.js the interface is not the same, I lose the button before the url (circled in red) and the url is not clickable.
Any idea how to get the same interface when I use cypress run ?
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PS C:\Test> node_modules.bin\cypress open
I am using this above cmd and testrunner open but disappears as soon as it opem
If the runner won't open you need to clear the app data
https://docs.cypress.io/guides/references/troubleshooting#To-clear-App-Data
So navigate to C:\Users[username]\AppData\Roaming\Cypress\cy and delete all content in the cy directory.
When I run tests via npx cypress run everything works fine, but when I want to run one or more tests via the --spec flag, I can't find this tests in the config and the reporter logic breaks, since the config doesn't changed testFiles field, if you specify the testFiles field in cypress.json or set it via the CLI npx cypress run --config testFiles='examp.spec.js' then everything works fine.
Here our cypress-reporter https://www.npmjs.com/package/#zebrunner/javascript-agent-cypress
Is it possible to run a Cypress test without using the GUI where you can choose the test file. Currently I open it this way:
I type in CMD: node_modules/.bin/cypress open and then the GUI pops up where I can choose my test.
Is there a command which avoids that the GUI is popping up and what is the command?
You can run with command line in headed like this:
node_modules\\.bin\\cypress run --headed
this will run the tests by default in Electron browser.
And headless:
node_modules\\.bin\\cypress run
Yes, it is cypress run. It is all described in the documentation.
To run a specific file, you need to pass --spec argument, like this:
node_modules/.bin/cypress run --spec "cypress/integration/nameOfTheTest.js"
But this does not launch chrome browser. It just shows below output and keeps loading
The same thing works if I execute a shell command "sudo mvn clean install".
But it does not work if I specify goals and options.
This looks like jenkins user is not authorized to launch chrome.
Can someone please help me out here?
When I enter 'karma start' in the WebStorms' terminal, it opens Chrome and I can start testing, when I make some changes, it reruns the tests. But what is the difference when I type Karma start or when I click un Run Karma? Is Run Karma only for test reporters?
There are 2 console commands:
karma start
karma run
Karma start creates a karma server with the given config file and opens a browser window which connects to that server and waits for tests. You should use karma start after every change of your karma.conf.js file. The PhpStorm plugin does this automatically, by run it checks whether the config file is changed, and if so, it executes karma start before karma run.
Karma run sends your tests to the browser and runs them there. Your should use this after every change of your code or unit tests. Ofc the PhpStorm plugin does this automatically by every run.
The standard way is to run karma start and karma run as described by #inf3rno.
When running karma on CI/CD it's good to start karma, run the tests and exit. It's possible to reach using the singleRun: true option in the karma.conf.js. Check it out in the docs http://karma-runner.github.io/1.0/config/configuration-file.html.