Event Comments E2E Tests
Explore how to create comprehensive end-to-end tests for event comments in an Angular application using Cypress. Learn to set up tests that validate displaying messages, adding comments, and handling errors to ensure the feature works correctly in all scenarios.
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We can conclude this chapter with the E2E tests for our new feature. First, create a new file.
touch cypress/integration/comments.js
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Add test setup
Follow the steps below to add the setup for the test.
- As usual, configure the