WebJun 1, 2024 · window:confirm does not always reject the confirmation on returning false #1851 Closed wawhal opened this issue on Jun 1, 2024 · 1 comment wawhal commented on Jun 1, 2024 • edited by jennifer-shehane jennifer-shehane closed this as completed on Jul 23, 2024 label on Jul 23, 2024 Sign up for free to join this conversation on GitHub . Webcy.window().its('localStorage.token').should('eq', token) }) cy.checkToken('abc123') Download a file Originally used in cypress-downloadfile, this command calls other Cypress commands. Cypress.Commands.add('downloadFile', (url, directory, fileName) => { return cy.getCookies().then((cookies) => { return cy.task('downloadFile', { url, directory,
Handling a Windows confirm pop-up using Cypress
WebApr 6, 2024 · Where with alert and confirm, we have this window:confirm event where we can actually test to see when Cypress fires off that alert. And we can also confirm or cancel it. Instead, with our prompt, we need to do this a little bit more manually. So first we need to access the window. So we’ll say cy.window. WebJun 1, 2024 · Bug window:confirm does not work as expected. Current behavior: Cypress accepts the confirmation in this case (even when returning false): … readutfbytes error - out of bounds
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WebJul 1, 2024 · cy.contains('a', 'Open') // confirm the A element has the "onclick" attribute .should('have.attr', 'onclick') // disable the behavior by removing the "onclick" attribute cy.contains('a', 'Open').invoke('attr', 'onclick', '').click() // confirm we remain on the home screen cy.location('pathname').should('include', 'index.html') }) WebJan 16, 2024 · The test is not failing as expected. We have a problem - our test finishes before the assertion runs. Thus, the assertion when failing cannot change the status of … Webcy.window().its('prompt').should('be.called') cy.get('.name').should('have.value', 'my custom message') Disable logging to Command Log You can chain a .log (bool) method to disable cy.stub () calls from being shown in the Command Log. This may be useful when your stubs are called an excessive number of times. const obj = { foo() {}, } readvalue string map.class