Cypress - Modern Automation Testing from Scratch + Framework - Setting Env Variables through Command-Line Arguments

The video tutorial covers the use of Cypress for running tests, setting environment variables, and handling test failures. It explains how to prioritize environment variables set via command prompt over those in configuration files. The tutorial also demonstrates the use of Cypress test runner, including capturing screenshots on test failures. Additionally, it discusses optimizing the Cypress framework by organizing page objects and adjusting page load timeout settings to accommodate server load issues.

What is the command to run all test cases in Cypress?

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How do you specify a specific test file to run in Cypress?

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What is the significance of the 'env' property in a Cypress command?

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How does Cypress handle environment variables set from the command line?

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What happens if a URL is set in both the command line and the Cypress configuration file?

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What feature does Cypress provide for capturing screenshots on test failure?

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What will happen if you try to run tests in a folder that contains no test cases?

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What is the recommended practice for organizing page objects in Cypress?

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How can you increase the page load timeout in Cypress?

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What is the default page load timeout in Cypress, and why might it need to be increased?

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