How to use getVersionOverride method in Cypress

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nlsSDK600.bundle.min.js

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...1120 }, v.getConfigVer = function() {1121 var e = o(C);1122 if (e.hasOwnProperty("CONFIG")) return e.CONFIG1123 }, v.globalHasFocus = function() {1124 var t = O.getVersionOverride(),1125 a = o(t);1126 if (a && a.hasOwnProperty("FORCEFOCUS") && (!e.document || void 0 === e.document.visibilityState || "visible" === e.document.visibilityState)) return a.FORCEFOCUS;1127 if (e.top != e.self) return !1;1128 var n = !1;1129 try {1130 n = e.top.document.hasFocus()1131 } catch (e) {1132 n = !01133 }1134 return n1135 }, v.getSdkvGlobal = function(e, t) {1136 if (e && t) {1137 var a = o(e);1138 return !(!a || !a.hasOwnProperty(t)) && a[t]...

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CUI.js

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...1317 _.each(overrides, function(o) {1318 versionOverrides.push({name: o[0], ver: o[1]});1319 });1320 }1321 function getVersionOverride(apiName) {1322 /​/​cui.log('getVersionOverride',apiName);1323 var override = _.find(versionOverrides, {name: apiName});1324 return(override);1325 }1326 /​* function getDataCall(cmd) {1327 var dataCall = _.find(dataCalls, {cmd: cmd});1328 return dataCall;1329 }*/​1330 function getDataCall(cmd) {1331 var dataCall;1332 var callVersions = _.filter(dataCalls, {cmd: cmd});1333 var override = getVersionOverride(callVersions[0].apiName);1334 if (override) {1335 /​/​ ...take it, presume the request is going to match.1336 dataCall = _.find(callVersions, {apiVer: override.ver});1337 } else {1338 /​/​dataCall = _.sortByOrder(callVersions, ['apiVer'], ['desc'])[0];1339 1340 /​/​ ...may have to locate the latest version in the given platform...1341 var sortedCallVersions = _.sortByOrder(callVersions, ['apiVer'], ['desc']);1342 _.each(sortedCallVersions, function(call, index) {1343 if (_.isUndefined(call.apiPlatform)) { /​/​ ...call is good across all platforms1344 dataCall = call;1345 return false; /​/​ break loop1346 } else { /​/​ ...platform match required to use call1347 if (call.apiPlatform.indexOf(getApiPlatform()) > -1) {...

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install.js

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...175 )176 logger.log()177 }178 const pkgVersion = util.pkgVersion()179 const versionOverride = getVersionOverride({ envVarVersion, buildInfo: options.buildInfo })180 const versionToInstall = versionOverride || pkgVersion181 debug('version in package.json is %s, version to install is %s', pkgVersion, versionToInstall)182 const installDir = state.getVersionDir(pkgVersion, options.buildInfo)183 const cacheDir = state.getCacheDir()184 const binaryDir = state.getBinaryDir(pkgVersion)185 if (!(await validateOS())) {186 return throwFormErrorText(errors.invalidOS)()187 }188 await fs.ensureDirAsync(cacheDir)189 .catch({ code: 'EACCES' }, (err) => {190 return throwFormErrorText(errors.invalidCacheDirectory)(stripIndent`191 Failed to access ${chalk.cyan(cacheDir)}:192 ${err.message}193 `)...

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Using AI Code Generation

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1Cypress.getVersionOverride('1.2.3').then((version) => {2 console.log(version);3});4Cypress.getVersionOverride().then((version) => {5 console.log(version);6});7Cypress.getVersionOverride('2.3.4').then((version) => {8 console.log(version);9});10Cypress.getVersionOverride().then((version) => {11 console.log(version);12});13Cypress.getVersionOverride('3.4.5').then((version) => {14 console.log(version);15});16Cypress.getVersionOverride().then((version) => {17 console.log(version);18});19Cypress.getVersionOverride('4.5.6').then((version) => {20 console.log(version);21});22Cypress.getVersionOverride().then((version) => {23 console.log(version);24});25Cypress.getVersionOverride('5.6.7').then((version) => {26 console.log(version);27});28Cypress.getVersionOverride().then((version) => {29 console.log(version);30});31Cypress.getVersionOverride('6.7.8').then((version) => {32 console.log(version);33});34Cypress.getVersionOverride().then((version) => {35 console.log(version);36});37Cypress.getVersionOverride('7.8.9').then((version) => {38 console.log(version);39});40Cypress.getVersionOverride().then((version) => {41 console.log(version);42});43Cypress.getVersionOverride('8.9.10').then((version) => {44 console.log(version);45});46Cypress.getVersionOverride().then((version) => {47 console.log(version);48});49Cypress.getVersionOverride('9.10.11').then((version) => {

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1const cypress = require('cypress')2cypress.getVersionOverride()3.then(version => console.log(version))4{5}6{7 "dependencies": {8 },9 "devDependencies": {}10}11{12}13{14 "dependencies": {15 },16 "devDependencies": {17 }18}19{20 "dependencies": {21 },22 "devDependencies": {}23}24{25 "dependencies": {26 },27 "devDependencies": {28 }29}30{31 "dependencies": {32 },33 "devDependencies": {}34}

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1const { getVersionOverride } = require('cypress/​lib/​version')2const { version } = require('cypress/​package.json')3const fs = require('fs')4const path = require('path')5const filePath = path.join(__dirname, 'cypress.json')6const { exec } = require('child_process')7const cypressVersion = getVersionOverride() || version8const cypressVersionMajor = parseInt(cypressVersion.split('.')[0])9const cypressVersionMinor = parseInt(cypressVersion.split('.')[1])10const cypressVersionPatch = parseInt(cypressVersion.split('.')[2])11const cypressVersionPreRelease = cypressVersion.split('-')[1]12const cypressVersionPreReleaseVersion = cypressVersionPreRelease ? parseInt(cypressVersionPreRelease.split('.')[1]) : 013const cypressVersionPreReleaseType = cypressVersionPreRelease ? cypressVersionPreRelease.split('.')[0] : null

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1describe('Get Version of Cypress', () => {2 it('Returns the version of Cypress', () => {3 cy.getVersionOverride().then((version) => {4 expect(version).to.be.a('string')5 expect(version).to.equal('3.4.1')6 })7 })8})9Cypress.Commands.add('getVersionOverride', () => {10})11Cypress.Commands.add('getVersionOverride', () => {12})13The callback was not provided to cy.then()14Cypress.Commands.add('getVersionOverride', () => {15})16Cypress.Commands.add('getVersionOverride', () => {17})18Cypress.Commands.add('getVersionOverride', () => {19})20Cypress.Commands.add('getVersionOverride', () => {21})

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1describe('Cypress', function() {2 it('getVersionOverride', function() {3 cy.getVersionOverride().then(version => {4 expect(version).to.eq('75.0.3770.100')5 })6 })7})8{9 "env": {10 }11}12{13 "env": {14 }15}

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1console.log('version: ', version)2console.log('isHeadless: ', isHeadless)3console.log('name: ', name)4console.log('displayName: ', displayName)5console.log('isHeaded: ', isHeaded)6console.log('isElectron: ', isElectron)7console.log('isChrome: ', isChrome)8console.log('isFirefox: ', isFirefox)9console.log('isEdge: ', isEdge)10console.log('isChromium: ', isChromium)11console.log('isBrave: ', isBrave)12console.log('isChromiumEdge: ', isChromiumEdge)

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1const { version } = require('cypress/​package.json')2const getVersionOverride = () => {3}4module.exports = (on, config) => {5 on('task', {6 getVersionOverride () {7 return getVersionOverride()8 },9 })10}11module.exports = (on, config) => {12 require('./​test.js')(on, config)13}14Cypress.Commands.add('getVersionOverride', () => {15 return cy.task('getVersionOverride')16})17describe('Cypress version override', () => {18 it('should override the version of Cypress to be used', () => {19 cy.getVersionOverride().then((version) => {20 expect(version).to.eq('5.0.0')21 })22 })23})24{25}26{27 "devDependencies": {28 }29}

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Basically when you say import file from '../fixtures/filepath/file.json' you can use the imported file in any of methods in the particular javascript file. Whereas if you say cy.fixture(file.json), then the fixture context will remain within that cy.fixture block and you cannot access anywhere/outside of that cy.fixture block. Please go through the below code and you will understand the significance of it.

I recommend to use import file from '../fixtures/filepath/file.json'

For example. Run the below code to understand.

import fixtureFile from './../fixtures/userData.json';
describe('$ suite', () => {
  it('Filedata prints only in cy.fixture block', () => {
    cy.fixture('userData.json').then(fileData => {
      cy.log(JSON.stringify(fileData)); // You can access fileData only in this block.
    })
    cy.log(JSON.stringify(fileData)); //This says error because you are accessing out of cypress fixture context
  })

  it('This will print file data with import', () => {
    cy.log(JSON.stringify(fixtureFile));
  })

  it('This will also print file data with import', () => {
    cy.log(JSON.stringify(fixtureFile));
  })
});
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/62663074/what-is-the-difference-between-import-and-cy-fixture-in-cypress-tests

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