Bill Glesias

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@SadiqRahim I was able to reproduce the issue and made a repository [here](https://github.com/AtofStryker/cypress-issue-22868)

Hey @CSchulz . We usually [recommend](https://docs.cypress.io/guides/tooling/typescript-support#Configure-tsconfig-json) putting the `tsconfig` inside the `cypress` directory, though you might need to include type definitions in the root. Does this work for your use...

I believe that makes sense. I am going to mark this as a feature request then. It might be good to have a small repository that shows the use case...

@vkhytskyi-allegro the link 404s for me. Is the link still valid?

@vkhytskyi-allegro I believe I was able to reproduce. With conflicting `tsconfig.json` in the root I got the following error: ![](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/3980464/206499299-4fb179fe-4a63-4f39-ba15-92d589dc9afb.png) removing the `tsconfig.json` from the root "resolves" the issue

Unfortunately we have to close this issue due to inactivity. Please comment if there is new information to provide concerning the original issue and we can reopen.

@mlberkow is the error always originating from the test code in your case? What happens if you try the `fail` handler in stead of the `uncaught:exception`, out of curiosity? Similar...

> @AtofStryker it didn't make any difference, the test still fails pretty often. This problem is most definitely new with 10.x @mlberkow I'm having some trouble reproducing it. Is there...

> Experiencing the same. It's hard to make a correct reproducible example with an obscure error such as this. If only I knew where the problem was coming from... Meanwhile...

@nielsuit227 have you tried the work around @lmiller1990 proposed https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress/issues/22113#issuecomment-1146948262? If the error is occurring in a `cy.origin` block you will also need to declare the handler there.