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How to run e2e locally for development

Zedd Shmais edited this page Jul 6, 2023 · 2 revisions

We use cypress to run e2e locally - without okta or

  • Make sure you install all node and gradle dependencies for frontend, cypress, and backend

  • Start db, frontend, and backend from the Intellij run menu

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  • once started, run the cyress in either open or headless mode
    • e2e local headless: this will run e2e in headless mode (like how ci runs it)
    • e2e local open: this will open the UI for cypress, you will need to run the tests sequentially since they depend on each other image

Note: some test fixtures require okta to pass, so there are some expected failures such as 08-account_creation.cy.js but none of the other tests depend on it

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