Zach Bloomquist

Thanks for spending time getting to the root of this issue @jonhermansen > I believe that the root cause of the issue, is that there is no browser installed on...

We will most likely not add this API for the time being. Instead, we will solve #9358 by implementing two features: 1. Ability to match `cy.intercept()` by resourceType: https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress/pull/25075 2....

The reason the `--e2e` or `--component` flag is required is because otherwise we don't know what mode you intend to launch in. Maybe it would improve the experience if we...

@mellis481 I think I concur with @MikeMcC399 that this isn't related to the GitHub Action, since these status checks come directly from Cypress Cloud itself. I spoke with @davidr-cy and...

@mellis481 can you try switching to `on: push` instead of `on: pull_request` and seeing if it resolves the issue? It's what the docs recommend, for reasons explained there: https://github.com/cypress-io/github-action#record-test-results-on-cypress-cloud

There's a related feature request here for making `cy.contains()` strip newlines: #92

This issue seems to happen even inside of a Node.js REPL: ```js const rp = require('request-promise') console.time('loading') rp('https://www.tesla.com', { timeout: 15000 }) .then(() => console.timeEnd('loading')) .catch((err) => console.error(err)) ``` This...

If we could figure out why Node.js can't load these websites, we could fix the issue. It's not exactly a Cypress issue, it seems to be reproducible with just regular...

This functionality exists today in Cypress, via plugins. You can modify `config.browsers` to restrict it to only the ones you want available. Docs: https://docs.cypress.io/api/plugins/configuration-api#Customize-available-browsers For the use case of only...

Hey folks, I am consolidating this issue with #7362, please follow that issue for updates.