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What Are Cypress Actions? | GitHub Actions | Cypress Automation | Cypress Tutorial | Part XII
What Are Cypress Actions? | GitHub Actions | Cypress Automation | Cypress Tutorial | Part XII
Playlist
- Introduction to Cypress Testing
- Cypress GET and FIND Command Hacks
- How to install Cypress Plugin & Set Environment Variables
- How To Handle Cypress Async Commands
- How to Handle Non-Cypress Async Promises using .then command?
- How to use Assertion in Cypress?
- How To Write Tests With Cypress UI Commands
- What Are Cypress Hooks?
- What Are Cypress Fixtures?
- What Are Cypress Custom Commands?
- What Are Cypress Mouse Commands?
- What Are Cypress Actions? | GitHub Actions
- Perform Cross Browser Testing on Cloud with Cypress & LambdaTest
- Learn Cypress in 3 Hours | Full Cypress Tutorial
About he Video
GitHub actions makes it easy to automate all your software workflows in conjunction with world-class CI/CD tools. GitHub actions let you create, test, and deploy code directly from GitHub. This video is a part of our Cypress Testing Tutorial series for beginners.
In this video, Chris DeSilva (@desilvadev) showcases the benefits of setting up the GitHub actions and how to use GitHub actions for running Cypress end-to-end tests. In addition, this video helps understand the purpose of continuous integration to build out and trigger the GitHub action workflow with Cypress.
Video Chapters
Introduction to Cypress GitHub Actions
Getting started with Cypress GitHub Actions
Creating and setting up a new file “main.yml” inside GitHub workflow
Adding a new file with “git add”
Reviewing the test running remotely
Using “git commit” to modify the file
Reviewing the test
Conclusion of Session
Chris DeSilva
Chris DeSilva, a seasoned content creator and author with an exceptional command over the Cypress framework. Renowned for his insightful contributions, Chris brings the intricacies of Cypress to life through his engaging content.
