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# cy.blog()

Releases, AI-assisted testing, and quality guides from the Cypress team. See what changed, whether it affects you, and how teams ship with confidence.

[Meet cypress tap: give your AI agent the context the Cypress app shows you Cypress AIcypress tap is a new set of CLI command to pull Cypress app context into your terminal. It lets AI agent drive a Cypress open session from the terminal, so it can author new tests, extend existing ones, and read failures the way the Cypress app shows them.Read more](/blog/cypress-tap-cli)

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[How to Run Changed Specs First in a Pull Request Imagine a large project with hundreds of Cypress spec files. If you work on just one feature and open a pull request with small code changes and corresponding updates to 1 Cypress spec file, it makes sense to try running that changed spec file first. Read more](/blog/how-to-run-changed-specs-first-in-a-pull-request)

[Guest Post: High Quality React apps with Nx & Cypress It all started with sprinkling some jQuery here and there to make our server-side rendered pages more dynamic and appealing. Since then we’ve come a long way. Read more](/blog/high-quality-react-apps-with-nx-cypress)

[Live Webcast | How Lightstep Quadrupled Deployment Velocity with Cypress Join us on Wednesday, April 15th at 2 pm ET/11 am PT to learn how the Lightstep Product Engineering team went from a 15-page document of step-by-step QA instructions for each deployment, to quadrupling deployment velocity with Cypress. Read more](/blog/live-webcast-how-lightstep-quadrupled-deployment-velocity-with-cypress)

[Guest Post: How UR used Cypress to convert a legacy app In this blog post I’ll share my tips on how to use Cypress as a tool to convert legacy apps into a modern web framework. Read more](/blog/guest-post-how-ur-used-cypress-to-convert-a-legacy-app)

[Streaming Test Results A single Cypress test might be fast, but if you wait for an entire large test run to finish, you might as well watch the paint dry. Read more](/blog/streaming-test-results)

[Run Cypress Tests on Netlify Using a Single Line Netlify became a popular Continuous Delivery (CD) and hosting solution for a lot of organizations due to its simplicity and power. Pick your repository, click "Deploy site" ... and the site magically appears. Read more](/blog/run-cypress-tests-on-netlify-using-a-single-line)

[Guest Post: Improve your error screenshots in Cypress Cypress makes it incredibly easy to read their code. Even people that don’t work with Cypress here at Slido can easily understand what is going on in the test code... Read more](/blog/improve-your-error-screenshots-in-cypress)

[Working with Select elements and Select2 widgets in Cypress This blog post shows how to control native <select> HTML elements from Cypress tests. We will also look at how to work with a very popular wrapper library called Select2, that supplants the native <select> elements with an additional HTML markup. Read more](/blog/working-with-select-elements-and-select2-widgets-in-cypress)

[How to Test an Application that Changes a CSS Variable Let's take an application that has an <input type="color"> element. When the user picks a new color, the application changes a CSS variable which controls the background color. In action, it looks like this... Read more](/blog/how-to-test-an-application-that-changes-css-variable)

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