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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe E2E project updates its TypeScript and Cypress toolchain, adds an esbuild preprocessor, captures application clipboard operations, introduces typed response waits, stabilizes embedded-server and loader handling, and clears reporting indices before relevant tests. ChangesE2E test infrastructure
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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Cypress->>Application: Trigger application copy
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ClipboardCapture->>ClipboardCapture: Store enriched text
TestCommand->>ClipboardCapture: Read captured text
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Reporting tests can retain delayed reports between attempts, and unrelated gateway failures can be hidden as passing E2E tests. These reliability issues should be fixed before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@e2e-tests/cypress/support/commands.ts`:
- Around line 232-233: Restrict the gateway-error suppression in the global
Cypress uncaught-exception handler to teardown-related failures only, using the
supplied runnable context, explicit teardown state, or a stable request-source
check. Update the condition around the promise and gateway-message match while
preserving normal test-execution rejections as failures.
In `@e2e-tests/cypress/support/helpers/EsApiAdvancedClient.ts`:
- Line 95: Update the reporting-job cleanup flow around the zero-count predicate
in EsApiAdvancedClient so pending jobs are drained or cancelled before the final
report-store prune. Then poll or verify the store after that final prune,
accepting zero only once no queued job can write another report.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
🔎 Supported by static analysis
🌐 Web query:
For Cypress 15.20.1, what supported API can an uncaught:exception handler use to distinguish an afterEach teardown hook from normal test execution?
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In Cypress 15.20.1, the uncaught:exception event provides a runnable object as the second argument to its handler callback [1]. To distinguish whether an error occurred during normal test execution versus an afterEach (or any other) hook, you can inspect this runnable object [1]. The runnable object is a Mocha object that represents the current unit of execution [2][1]. You can inspect the properties of the runnable instance to determine the context: 1. runnable.type: This property generally identifies the type of execution block (e.g., 'test' or 'hook'). 2. runnable.title: This property contains the name of the test or the hook (e.g., 'after each hook'). By checking these properties, you can conditionally handle the exception: cy.on('uncaught:exception', (err, runnable) => { if (runnable.type === 'hook' && runnable.title.includes('after each')) { // Logic specifically for afterEach teardown hooks return false; // Prevent Cypress from failing the test } // Normal test execution or other hook logic return true; // Default Cypress behavior (fail the test) }); This approach leverages the standard Mocha runnable object provided by Cypress [1], allowing for granular control over how uncaught exceptions are managed based on the specific phase of the test lifecycle [3].
Citations:
- 1: https://docs.cypress.io/api/cypress-api/catalog-of-events
- 2: GitHub issue 20682 in cypress-io/cypress (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 3: GitHub issue 16930 in cypress-io/cypress (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
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site:docs.cypress.io/api/cypress-api/catalog-of-events uncaught:exception promise runnable Cypress
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In Cypress, the uncaught:exception event is triggered when an uncaught exception (or an unhandled promise rejection) occurs within your application [1]. By default, Cypress fails the test when this event fires [1]. To prevent a test from failing due to an uncaught exception, you can listen to this event and return false from the callback function [1]. Event Signature The event callback receives three arguments: 1. err: The error object [1]. 2. runnable: The Mocha runnable object (the test or suite currently running) [1]. 3. promise: The promise that rejected, if the exception originated from an unhandled promise rejection [1]. Implementation Example To ignore specific uncaught exceptions or handle unhandled promise rejections, you can use the following pattern in your support file or test: Cypress.on('uncaught:exception', (err, runnable, promise) => { // Check if the error originated from an unhandled promise rejection if (promise) { // Return false to prevent Cypress from failing the test return false; } // Optionally, perform custom logic or return false for specific error messages if (err.message.includes('expected error message')) { return false; } // Returning nothing (or anything other than false) will allow // Cypress to continue failing the test for other unexpected errors }) Important Considerations - Global Scope: If you define this listener in your support file, it will apply globally to all tests [1]. - cy.origin: If an uncaught exception occurs within a cy.origin command, the exception handler must be defined inside that cy.origin block to take effect [1]. - Debugging: While returning false prevents test failure, it is generally recommended to only suppress exceptions you explicitly expect, as this helps maintain the reliability of your test suite [1].
Citations:
Limit gateway rejection suppression to teardown.
The global Cypress.on('uncaught:exception') handler returns false for any unhandled rejection with these messages. An unrelated rejection during normal test execution can therefore pass without failing the test. Use the supplied runnable context, an explicit teardown state, or a stable request-source check.
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In `@e2e-tests/cypress/support/commands.ts` around lines 232 - 233, Restrict the
gateway-error suppression in the global Cypress uncaught-exception handler to
teardown-related failures only, using the supplied runnable context, explicit
teardown state, or a stable request-source check. Update the condition around
the promise and gateway-message match while preserving normal test-execution
rejections as failures.
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Wait for reporting jobs to become quiescent before accepting zero.
A report queued by a prior attempt can write after this predicate accepts a zero count. The next test then sees an extra report. If the report writes before a later poll, this loop instead times out because it does not prune again.
Drain or cancel pending reporting jobs before the final prune, then verify the store is empty.
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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.
In `@e2e-tests/cypress/support/helpers/EsApiAdvancedClient.ts` at line 95, Update
the reporting-job cleanup flow around the zero-count predicate in
EsApiAdvancedClient so pending jobs are drained or cancelled before the final
report-store prune. Then poll or verify the store after that final prune,
accepting zero only once no queued job can write another report.
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Heads-up: merging this PR deleted the I have recreated it at Nothing was lost. Worth deciding, because this will happen again:
@coutoPL, your call. Either is a repo setting, so I have not changed one. |
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I do that. I didn't want these things to be squashed. Nothing to do |
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@coutoPL is right on #123, and the consequence is bigger than that one PR: the nightly suite runs on
master, and neither of the two fixes it needs has reachedmaster.masteris behinddevelopby exactly these two commits, and both are branch-agnostic test infrastructure:31cb23705bf28eb9I checked #123 against @coutoPL's condition — "are there any ROR KBN or ROR ES develop-related changes?" There are none. Every test-code line it touches is toolchain-driven:
cy.wait('@x').then(({response}) => ...)→cy.waitForResponse('@x').then(response => ...), because TypeScript 7 typesresponseas possibly undefinedglobalLoadingIndicator-hiddenasserted withexistinstead ofbe.visible, because Chromium 138 does not always judge that header svg visible after a reloadeslint-disableNothing there tracks unreleased ROR behaviour, so it belongs on
masterunder the rule @coutoPL states.What this PR does
Brings
masterup todevelop. No new code — the two commits above, already reviewed and merged (#118 by @coutoPL, #123 by @Dzuming).What I got wrong
I targeted #123 at
develop. #112 is open againstmaster, so the convention was there to see. The three CI PRs still open — #120, #121, #122 — are all pointed atdevelopfor the same reason, and #121 in particular raises the per-attempt e2e timeout, which is the cap the nightly keeps hitting. @coutoPL: shall I retarget those three atmasteras well? I have not moved them, because their CI is mid-run and a rebase throws that away.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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