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[feature] start tests by a custom script #25
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Hi @visitek |
Sure, it is transpiled by the typescript to dist |
Okay, this is a current limitation of the plugin. It can't handle such a case. |
So my trial is expiring as well and we've not tested because we've got stucked |
Could you configure your project to have the spec inside the base directory? |
So we need to set the tsconfig to push the output into directory where are sources? This does not seem as clean solution at all. |
This is all I can offer you until I fix this issue and release a new version of plugin |
Sure, thank you.. we will try it temporarily like that. |
hi @visitek! |
looks fixed. Thank you. Currently, we must use a workaround with tsc watch. But the tests do not accept .ts files, only .js files. Do you have any idea? Maybe I've missed something. |
No, there is currently no way to use a script to run the tests. |
When we use JEST for units, there is a just bin path when we can provide path to It uses global cypress installed in my home directory into |
I mean how do you start Cypress from the command line, with no help from the plugin. Could you provide the command? |
just |
I have reporter in cypress HomeDir node_modules.
I have also reporter in project node_modules.
I've tried duplicating node_modules with reporter rependencies also Into almost every folder.
When I've checked source code, it should work definitely, but it doesn't.
I'm not about to subscribe for all in my team, because I was unable to try it.
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