Testing Using Cypress And GitHub Actions: From Zero To Hero

This video creates a new project and adds a few default Cypress tests. Then it creates a repository on GitHub and runs the Cypress tests using Cypress GitHub Action. I then show how to debug a failed test using test artifacts stored on GitHub after each test run. Find the full source code at github.com/bah... and for more answers, use cypress.tips/s...

[@animeshkr29]

Very well explained, it's super easy for new guys in Cypress ,
I remember when i was trying to integrate Git Hub action I was totally confused with the online help about Git Hub action integration with Cypress ,
But today after watching your video i am feeling wish i could see this video before

[@gustavoalmeida1938]

The video was awesome and the explanation was easy to understand.
I'm new to Cypress and i had a lot of troubles to push to GitHub, but now I did it. Thanks for the video.

[@Ryyza7]

Thank you very much, my company that i work right now don't do any testing and whenever i go to another interview they always ask me about ci/cd and testing. So i am self studying about cypress right now. Your video is very helpful

[@gleb]

Yup, also read glebbahmutov.com/blog/cypress-skills-ladder/

[@adejota]

Very good explanation, straight to the point. Helped a lot

[@robertmichellemoranvillegasBSC]

Well explained, it was great!

[@NeverCodeAlone]

Hi Gelb, very nice vidoe and inspiration. Thx a lot for zour open source passion!!

[@rwojciechowski]

Hi, could you please prepare similiar video but using Gitlab CI/CD?

[@Konqer]

Hej ja ci mogę pomóc

[@Konqer]

Hey Gleb, great hands-on explanation as always. One think - what's git done, never used it

[@gleb]

It is one of my Git aliases, see glebbahmutov.com/blog/git-aliases/

[@Konqer]

@@gleb Thanks!

[@davidmiles2024]

I think this isn't working for me, I have two folder in my repo which is client and server, and I created GitHub action on the root folder, when I ran it on push it always throw error, my problem how can I make it to only work on client folder

[@gleb]

I am sorry it is not working for you. Can you read the Cypress github action documentation? Or set up a repo showing the problem and open an issue in the relevant github repo?

[@faithbaisa1642]

Hello sir thank you for the awesome video! ☺️ We currently have the same results summary as you have in this video at the moment. Is there a way to put like a passing rate on beside the passed, failed ones? Or an overall summary of all the runs like for example we have 1 feature file each job, and we have 6 jobs, total 100 test cases. How do we create a summary with 99 tests passed 1 test failed 99% pass rate something like that? 🙏

[@gleb]

you mean you have several machines running the tests and need to combine the reports?

[@faithbaisa1642]

In a way yes. 1 workflow, 6 jobs, 6 feature files, 100 test cases total. Can we have one summary we can take a look for easier documentation? Contains pass rate, pass, failed numbers of 100TCs combined.

[@gleb]

So you need a single report that merges results from the individual jobs (not from the previous jobs, that would be a historical test report portal), see glebbahmutov.com/blog/the-awesome-battle/

[@faithbaisa1642]

Thank you sir! ☺️ Lemme check it out

[@johnlima8499]

Legal! 👍

[@jawadshaikh5024]

I have done all the steps u said but in Action not change Anything, can you help on this

[@gleb]

Can you provide a lot more details?

[@27sosite73]

thank you kind russian dude

[@gleb]

I do what I can!

[@27sosite73]

okay ty
@@gleb

[@alexsoft5260]

Cool. What about gitLab from zero. Thanks

[@gleb]

You can find pretty good examples for gitlab on Cypress site, plus unfortunately GitLab does not have reusable actions like github, making easy config more difficult

[@JamesPhanJP]

awoseme

[@relax_habibi]

ci.yml doesn't work

[@gleb]

I don't know what "doesn't work mean", please provide details

[@jawadshaikh5024]

not change anything in action
@@gleb