test: added a check for network status call

[NandanAnantharamu]

RCA: Put call was not getting completed and test was flaky.

Solution: Added wait for the put call while js object is getting created.

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Walkthrough

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The AssertNetworkStatus method from assertHelper has been integrated twice into the JSEditor class method within app/client/cypress/support/Pages/JSEditor.ts. This method is invoked with the arguments @jsCollections and 200, both outside and inside the if (prettify) block, ensuring that network status assertions are consistently checked regardless of the prettify condition.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
app/client/cypress/support/Pages/JSEditor.ts	Added two calls to AssertNetworkStatus with @jsCollections and 200, one outside and one inside the if (prettify) block.

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app/client/cypress/support/Pages/JSEditor.ts (2)

160-161: Ensure the network status check is necessary and correctly placed.

The added call to AssertNetworkStatus('@jsCollections', 200) ensures the network status is checked after auto-saving. Verify if this check is necessary and correctly placed in the context of the function.

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165-165: Ensure the network status check is necessary and correctly placed.

The added call to AssertNetworkStatus('@jsCollections', 200) ensures the network status is checked after prettifying the code. Verify if this check is necessary and correctly placed in the context of the function.

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