Marko Bilal

+1 on this. This causes a lot of problems for bundling and tons of workarounds need to be injected to get things working.

When I run synpress natively on my host, it works fine. But when I run it headed via xhost in a docker container, I get the same errors as above....

> I use the same as you. > > waitForTimeout is because the puppeeteer cannot open in time. > > What i did to overcome this was create a fake...

> Push them to before each instead of before. > […](#) > On Thu, 2 Jun 2022, 15:51 Marko Bilal, ***@***.***> wrote: I use the same as you. waitForTimeout is...

> > I tried on local. Facing this issue > > My code: > > Experiencing the same problem in Gitpod environment, which runs a remote docker image. The default...

@ivelin Why are you trying to do synpress open ?

@Super-Nim I am not sure where you are at with your setup but I actually dug into the synpres code while they still used puppeteer and found a lot of...

Go to your macos preferences and make sure you have the applications that invoke cypress whitelisted in the automation permissions like so:

Hi , I've ported this project to Polymer 2 since we used it at Unicef. You can find it [here](https://github.com/unicef-polymer/etools-leaflet-map). I didn't do anything other than get it to work...

+1 here. Replace `Endo(()=>[])` with` Endo.empty()`