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When running `yarn start` this routes through the CLI and eventually calls `yarn dev` with the proper arguments. This enables Cypress day-to-day development to match the logic of the built binary + CLI integration.
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If you want to bypass the CLI entirely, you can use the `yarn dev` task and pass arguments directly. For example, to headlessly run a project in a given folder, while trying to record to the Dashboard
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If you want to bypass the CLI entirely, you can use the `yarn dev` task and pass arguments directly. For example, to headlessly run a project in a given folder, while trying to record to Cypress Cloud.
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yarn dev --run-project /project/folder --record --key <key>
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-C, --config-file <config-file> path to script file where configuration values are set. defaults to "cypress.config.{js,ts,mjs,cjs}".
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--e2e runs end to end tests
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-e, --env <env> sets environment variables. separate multiple values with a comma. overrides any value in cypress.config.{js,ts,mjs,cjs} or cypress.env.json
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--group <name> a named group for recorded runs in the Cypress Dashboard
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--group <name> a named group for recorded runs in Cypress Cloud
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-k, --key <record-key> your secret Record Key. you can omit this if you set a CYPRESS_RECORD_KEY environment variable.
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--headed displays the browser instead of running headlessly
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--headless hide the browser instead of running headed (default for cypress run)
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-p, --port <port> runs Cypress on a specific port. overrides any value in cypress.config.{js,ts,mjs,cjs}.
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-P, --project <project-path> path to the project
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-q, --quiet run quietly, using only the configured reporter
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--record [bool] records the run. sends test results, screenshots and videos to your Cypress Dashboard.
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--record [bool] records the run. sends test results, screenshots and videos to Cypress Cloud.
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-r, --reporter <reporter> runs a specific mocha reporter. pass a path to use a custom reporter. defaults to "spec"
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-o, --reporter-options <reporter-options> options for the mocha reporter. defaults to "null"
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-s, --spec <spec> runs specific spec file(s). defaults to "all"
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-t, --tag <tag> named tag(s) for recorded runs in the Cypress Dashboard
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-t, --tag <tag> named tag(s) for recorded runs in Cypress Cloud
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--dev runs cypress in development and bypasses binary check
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* Whether Cypress will upload the video to the Dashboard even if all tests are passing. This applies only when recording your runs to the Dashboard. Turn this off if you'd like the video uploaded only when there are failing tests.
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* Whether Cypress will upload the video to Cypress Cloud even if all tests are passing. This applies only when recording your runs to Cypress Cloud. Turn this off if you'd like the video uploaded only when there are failing tests.
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The best place for asking questions is our [Discord server](https://discord.gg/cypress) which has a very active community of folks with a diverse set of knowledge. Other available channels to explore include [Cypress GitHub discussions](https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress/discussions), [community chat](https://on.cypress.io/chat), and [Stack Overflow](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/cypress).
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We also offer support via email with our [paid plans](https://www.cypress.io/pricing/).
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-**Feature request for Cypress Dashboard** - Thank you for your support as a Cypress Dashboard user! These issues are routed to our Cypress Dashboard team's ticketing system. Your customer success representative is available for follow-up and will reach out you directly via email if more information is needed.
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-**Feature request for Cypress Cloud** - Thank you for your support as a Cypress Cloud user! These issues are routed to our Cypress Cloud team's ticketing system. Your customer success representative is available for follow-up and will reach out you directly via email if more information is needed.
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-**The fix or feature is not within our vision for Cypress** - There will inevitably be suggestions that will not fit within the scope of Cypress' vision for our product. We will do our best to explain why we will not be addressing this issue.
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- Go into a project, run a quick test, make sure things look right
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- [cypress-realworld-app](https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress-realworld-app) uses yarn and represents a typical consumer implementation.
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- Optionally, do more thorough tests, for example test the new version of Cypress against the Cypress Dashboard repo.
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5. Log into AWS SSO with `aws sso login --profile <name_of_profile>`. If you have setup your credentials under a different profile than `prod`, be sure to set the `AWS_PROFILE` environment variable to that profile name for the remaining steps. For example, if you are using `production` instead of `prod`, do `export AWS_PROFILE=production`.
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- [cypress-realworld-app](https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress-realworld-app) uses yarn and represents a typical consumer implementation.
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11. Create or review the release-specific documentation and changelog in [cypress-documentation](https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress-documentation). If there is not already a release-specific PR open, create one. This PR must be merged, built, and deployed before moving to the next step.
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- Use [`release-automations`](https://github.com/cypress-io/release-automations)'s `issues-in-release` tool to generate a starting point for the changelog, based off of ZenHub:
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Cypress has two modes: `run` and `open`. We want run mode to be as light and fast as possible, since this is the mode used to run on CI machines, etc. Run mode has minimal UI showing only what is necessary. Open mode is the interactive experience.
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The two modes are composed using the same logic, but have slightly different components. You can see where the differences are in `Runner.vue`(src/pages/Specs/Runner.vue). Notice that `<SpecRunnerOpenMode>` receives a `gql` prop, since it uses GraphQL, and `<SpecRunnerRunMode>` does not.
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