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I'm trying to use the dirty-chai plugin with the Cypress testing library to avoid terminating property access assertions, but it seems to have a strange effect on .should() - I have an assertion that reads cy.get('element').should('not.exist'), but when executing the assertion, it shows the opposite assertion, saying that the element is expected to exist in the DOM.
Is dirty-chai compatible with Cypress and if not, is there a library that performs a similar function?
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I'm trying to use the dirty-chai plugin with the Cypress testing library to avoid terminating property access assertions, but it seems to have a strange effect on
.should()
- I have an assertion that readscy.get('element').should('not.exist')
, but when executing the assertion, it shows the opposite assertion, saying that the element is expected to exist in the DOM.Is dirty-chai compatible with Cypress and if not, is there a library that performs a similar function?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: