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Add your missing tests faster, with Test Generation in UI Coverage

Today we are proud to launch AI-powered Test Generation in Cypress Cloud, to help you quickly add tests for the untested elements detected in UI Coverage reports, in a way that follows your existing practices and conventions. Test generation in UI Coverage is the first of a set of AI-powered test generation tools that Cypress will release this year, and it works in just three steps: 1. Select an interactive element in your UI Coverage report, from any state of your application 2. Click “Gene Read more
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Live Webcast | How Cypress helped Ansible re-write their entire UI from scratch

Register Red Hat® Ansible® Automation Platform enables thousands of users to centralize and control IT infrastructure with a visual dashboard, role-based access control, job scheduling, integrated notifications, and graphical inventory management. Join us Thursday, April 15th at 2:00pm EDT/11:00am PDT to find out how Ansible's team completely re-wrote Ansible Automation Platform's complex UI, and how they relied on Cypress for testing confidently throughout their project. Your Webcast H

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Introducing the Cypress Component Test Runner– new in 7.0.0

We’re proud to announce the alpha release of Cypress’s dedicated Component Test Runner. It’s a brand new test runner that’s designed to replace your node-based component tests.

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Getting Started with Cypress Component Testing (Vue 2/3)

As of Cypress 7.0, the new Component Testing (CT) runner is now bundled with the Cypress. Learn how to configure Cypress Component Testing with Vue CLI and Vue 2/3.

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Getting Started with Cypress Component Testing (React)

As of Cypress 7.0, the new Component Test Runner is now bundled with Cypress! It builds on our learnings from the original component testing implementation, which was hidden behind the `experimentalComponentTesting` flag.

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Make Cypress Videos Look Old School

Recently, we introduced a trial feature called experimentalRunEvents [https://on.cypress.io/experimental] that simplifies running Node code before or after executing a spec file. Inside your plugin file [https://on.cypress.io/writing-and-organizing-tests#Plugin-files] you can add event hooks to perform operations that need OS access. For example, you could: * initialize the database before all tests start running (on this machine) * scaffold the database depending on the spec about to execute

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Live Webcast | How Pendo maintains a culture of quality with Cypress

Join us Wednesday, April 7th at 5:00pm GMT/1:00pm EDT/10:00am PDT to find out why Pendo's quality engineers chose Cypress to rebuild their test suite and continue their commitment to quality.

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Webcast Recording | Build, test, and deploy your site with confidence using Netlify and Cypress

Last week, Distinguished Engineer at Cypress, Gleb Bahmutov, and Principal Developer Experience Engineer at Netlify, Jason Lengstorf, presented a live webcast on how to use the Cypress Netlify build plugin to make sure your Jamstack site deploys are bug-free, every time.

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Live Webcast | Build, deploy, and test your site with confidence using Netlify and Cypress

Register [https://go.cypress.io/netlify-webcast-registration?utm_source=Cypress_blog&utm_medium=web&utm_campaign=Netlify_Webcast] Developers use Netlify [https://www.netlify.com/]'s powerful serverless platform for Jamstack to increase productivity and simplify site building. Join us Thursday, March 18th at 2:30pm EST/11:30am PST [https://go.cypress.io/netlify-webcast-registration?utm_source=Cypress_blog&utm_medium=web&utm_campaign=Netlify_Webcast] to find out how you can easily add Cypress t

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Generate High-Resolution Videos and Screenshots

This blog post shows how to increase the resolution of the videos and screenshots recorded during the cypress run execution. Videos with higher resolution make debugging simpler and look better when shared with other members of the team. The problem Let's look at the Wikipedia.com website. In my local Chrome browser the home page looks nice and sharp: Let's load this page from the Cypress test. it('loads the site', () => { cy.visit('/') cy.screenshot('wiki', {capture: 'runner'}) }) The

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