How to use this._setSavedState method in Cypress

One approach is to get all your options then click one randomly

cy.get('#control-nationality').click()  // open the dropdown

cy.get('id^="option-nationality-"]')    // all elements with id starting "option-nationality"
  .then($options => {
    const count = $options.length
    const randomIndex = Math.floor(Math.random() * count)
    const randomOption = $options.eq(randomIndex) 
    cy.wrap(randomOption).click()
  })

You have to import the package:

support/index.js

import 'cypress-file-upload';

The /__/ portion of https://app.gotphoto.com/__/ is called the clientRoute and is an internal configuration item in Cypress.

You can turn it off in your cypress.json configuration file

{
  ...
  "clientRoute": "/"
}

This effectively keeps your original url and allows the page to load properly.

cy.visit('https://app.gotphoto.com/admin/auth/login')
cy.get('input#username', { timeout: 10000 }).type('admin') // long timeout
                                                           // wait for page to load
cy.get('input#password').type('password')

cy.intercept('POST', 'api.getphoto.io/v4/auth/login/user').as('user')
cy.contains('button', 'Submit').click()

cy.wait('@user').then(interception => {
  // incorrect credentials
  expect(interception.response.body.detail).to.eq('Login failed!')
})

I'm not sure of any bad side effects of changing clientRoute, will post more information if I find it.

I just found another approach in a blog, adding it here for reference.

const uuid = () => Cypress._.random(0, 1e6)
const id = uuid()
const testname = `testname${id}`
cy.get('input').type(testname);

worked well for me :)

You can stop the .each() loop early by returning false in the callback function. In your case, we can just return the value if DDItem does not equal one.

 localStorage.removeItem('DDFound');

 cy.get(sel).each(($el, index, $list) => {
    
    if(localStorage.getItem('DDFound')!='1')
    {      
    cy.log(localStorage.getItem('DDFound'));
    cy.wrap($el).click().then(()=> {
      cy.get(table).then(elx => {
            if(elx.find(tableitem).length > 0) {
                cy.get(tableitem).click();
                cy.get(lable).should('contain.text',"Item")
                localStorage.setItem('DDFound','1');                  
            }
            
        })
    });
    }

    return localStorage.getItem('DDFound') !== 1
});

I think you are looking for this library https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress-grep

$ npx cypress run --env grep=hello
cypress-grep: tests with "hello" in their names

This has been asked a few times, and the short answer is to use jQuery, e.g

cy.visit(...)
cy.wait(1000)  // in case the page is initially slow to load

const text = Cypress.$('div').text();
if (text.trim().startsWith('Processing') {
  cy.wait(1000)
  cy.reload()
}

That gets you one reload, but I guess you want to repeat that until 'Success...', for which recursion seems to be the only way to repeat stuff until the right DOM appears.

function waitForText(attempt = 0) {

  if (attempt > 100) {   // choose cutoff point, must have this limiter
    throw 'Failed'
  }

  cy.wait(1000);
  const text = Cypress.$('div').text();
  if (text.trim().startsWith('Processing') {
    cy.reload();
    waitForText(attempt + 1) 
  }
}

cy.visit(...)
waitForText()

First thing's first: This appears to be one test, but you are specifying multiple it() functions, which is breaking it up into multiple tests, which is not what you want. You will want to restructure your test like this:

describe("home", () => {
  it("home accessible", () => {
    cy.visit("/");
    //We fill the login FORM
    cy.get("input#user").type("login");
    cy.get("input#pass").type("mot de passe");
    cy.get("input#permalogin").click({ force: true });    
    cy.get("input.btn.btn-primary").click();
    cy.visit("/luniversite/page-2", { timeout: 30000 });
    cy.title().should("eq", "page 2: INTRANET");
  });
});

With that out of the way, it's hard to know what your application is doing without more details:

1/ When executed manually, is your application authenticating properly with the provided credentials? Do you have console errors? Have you determined that the element locators you're using are actually interacting with the elements in the manner you expect?

2/ Is your test attempting to navigate to /luniversite/page-2 before authentication is complete? If so, you may want to use intercept your authentication call and wait for it to complete:

// get your authentication POST request from network tab of devtools and use that in the cy.intercept call    
cy.intercept('POST', '/yourAuthenticationCallUrl').as("@authenticationCall")
// YOUR LOGIN STEPS HERE
cy.wait("@authenticationCall") //waits for the authentication call to complete before moving to the next step
cy.visit("/luniversite/page-2", { timeout: 30000 }); 

You can do something like this:

cy.get('#Button').then(($btn) => {
  if ($btn.is(':disabled')) {
    cy.log('Button exists and is disabled!')
    return
  } else {
    cy.log('Button exists and is enabled!')
    cy.wrap($btn).click()
  }
})