Where can we find Code coverage on Cypress dashboard? I find it hard to believe that it won't be there but also I don't see it anywhere.
Anything I need to do in the tests to see it on Cypress dashboard?
As far as I know the dashboard doesn't integrate with code-coverage yet. There were some promises that this will be possible in the future, but for now the code-coverage reports are only available by default on CI level, usually as build artifacts, or integrated into pull requests: https://docs.cypress.io/guides/tooling/code-coverage#Videos
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Like the title says. I've recently gotten a hold of a Cypress codebase that I need to convert into Playwright. I'm new to both Cypress and Playwright but have experience using other automated testing systems. The last one I used made it pretty easy to set breakpoints on any line that would let me step through the code and see what each line was doing. I figured if I could do this, it would make my deciphering of the Cypress code so I could turn it into something that works with Playwright an easier prospect. Google has not been the most helpful here.
You can use Cypress' debugger to achieve something similar to setting breakpoints while executing via cypress open.
cy.get('foo').debug();
If you prefer VSCode, there is a similar SO question. It seems it require some manual setup to get debugger to work.
For IntelliJ (IDEA, WebStorm etc.), there is a paid Cypress Support Pro plugin (I'm the author). It fully integrates the IDE debugger with Cypress. See this video overview.
I have reportportal installation running on Windows box. I am planning to use it as dashboard to look at unit test and other automated test results. I understand reportportal integration with unit test frameworks is done at the logger level so that the test app itself can send results back to dashboard.
I have a scenario where the test application is an exe that I want to launch by sending a command from dashboard to system under test.
Are there any provisions for doing it?
Do I have to build an agent that talks to reportportal using its api for this?
Thanks
No, nothing similar at the moment.
It is pretty popular request, so we have it in backlog, but still focus on test reports aggregations first. And the other types of functionality will come later.
We have a POC of running tests on the Firebase devices cloud and in the last few days I see weirdly formatted test_result_1.xml files that are generated after the test is concluded.
It used to be formatted as a JUnit XML file but now the content wildly differs from run to run. Sometimes, it's empty and sometimes it includes a content of an error that happened in one of our tests.
Did anybody encounter such behaviour? I can't seem to find a way to contact their support for assistance with this.
Thanks!
Try posting this to the #test-lab channel in the Firebase Slack forums. https://firebase.community/
I'm trying to add Application Insights to my Ghost blog running in Azure.
I have read the generic documentation about adding App Insights to a Node.js application, so I know how to do that.
What I have zero idea about is where exactly should I do that for Ghost? I've seen a lot of examples and tutorials out there, but they are all for older versions and I can't use any for the version that I have set up (1.21.3).
No matter where I tried to initialize App Insights, I either got some kind of error or just no data appeared in App Insights.
Can someone point me into the right direction? First step would be to know for sure where to put initialization code. Once I'm sure that the code is at the right place, I might have better chances tracking down the specific error.
Turns out I was overthinking this.
The solution is to put the initialization code right at the top of the root index.js.
var appInsights = require('applicationinsights');
appInsights.setup('your_ikey').start();
I am currently creating a test script using codeception webdriver, I decided to run this script automatically every after a specified interval to know whether or not my application is still working. With its capability on generating error logs and screenshots this automated testing tool has been helpful. But I personally think that getting response headers would be more helpful. Is there anyway I could do this without changing the frameworks I have been using? If so, could you guide me on how to implement this?