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mentioned in issue engine#1165 (closed)

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@omadrid getting merge conflicts here

@omadrid I'm unable to test and give approval as credentials for minds_pro_cypress_tests are required and the password is set to empty string in the config.

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@gthouret Ah, yes. To run the tests I've been entering:

cypress/e2e.sh -h http://localhost:8080 -pu minds_pro_cypress_tests -pp p@ssw0rd -p p@ssw0rd -u minds_pro_cypress_tests

(e.g. If you've created test user minds_pro_cypress_tests with password p@ssw0rd)

p.s. I'm not sure how it's supposed to work for regular testing outside of localhost, but that's what I do to get the tests to run. Maybe @benhayward.ben has the official answer?

Only took an hour to get my stack up and running

I'm getting the 'invalid password' error when trying to create a user with that password!!!

Oh sorry!! I just replaced the password I was using with a generic one for the example, because mine is TOP SECRET :) You can use whatever password you want as long as it complies with the rules

p@ssw0rd has 8 characters, includes upper case, no spaces and even has a special character

Pretty sure this has been widely reported by users so I'll dig in and see what's up.

It actually doesn't have upper case. Why do we enforce that, that's silly.

Yep that was it.

User needs to be pro for this to work...

UPDATE entities SET value=9999999999 WHERE column1='pro_expires' AND key='<user_guid>'

Not sure about the snippet but your test user minds_pro_cypress_tests needs to be Pro

Also, e2e tests run about 100x faster if you enable aot for the build. I should really enable aot by default on our builds.

Ooh! I like faster!! Does this mean I enter npm run serve-dev --aot?

You have to set an env var to fix the javascript engine's memory manager and manually edit package.json to add --aot to the serve-dev line.

Very slightly longer compile time is the trade off for not feeling like you're wading through treacle every time you load the app.

export NODE_OPTIONS='--max-old-space-size=2048' (Every time you open a new terminal session unless you add to ~/.bashrc or whatever zsh is using now.)

diff --git a/package.json b/package.json
index 9908a5a1..08458090 100644
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@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@
     "build": "ng build --prod",
     "prebuild-dev": "gulp build.sass --deploy-url=http://localhost/en",
     "build-dev": "ng build --output-path dist/en --deploy-url=/en/ --watch=true --poll=800",
-    "serve-dev": "ng serve --host=0.0.0.0 --deploy-url=/en/ --configuration=hmr --hmr --poll=800 --progress",
+    "serve-dev": "ng serve --host=0.0.0.0 --deploy-url=/en/ --configuration=hmr --hmr --poll=800 --progress --aot",
     "test": "ng test",
     "lint": "ng lint",
     "e2e": "cypress run --debug",

Completed in 97.87s - failed across the board.

Does this require a specific backend? I'm running against latest master backend.

Latest master should work... You have Pro enabled on the test user, right?

At least one of the tests is expected to fail (unless Emi has already made a change to fix it)

Yes I logged in as the test user and it had the pro badge on the channel page - Unless there's more to enabling pro than just setting a pro_expires way into the future?!?