Solution #296
Solution #296
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Your code is well-structured and meets the task requirements effectively! 🎉 While there are some areas for improvement, such as ensuring the correct implementation of assertions and verifying the necessity of database clearing before each test, these are minor and do not critically impact the functionality. Keep up the great work, and consider the feedback for future enhancements! 🚀
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The cy.task('db:clear') command is used to clear the database before each test. Ensure that this task is correctly defined in your Cypress support files and that it performs the intended database clearing operation. If not all tests require a fresh database state, consider moving this to specific tests that need it.
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| cy.registerAndLogin(user.email, user.username, user.password); |
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The cy.registerAndLogin function is called before each test. Ensure that this function is correctly defined and that it performs the registration and login operations as expected. If not all tests require a user to be registered and logged in, consider moving this to specific tests that need it.
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The cy.createArticle function is used to create an article before editing and deleting tests. Ensure that this function is correctly defined and that it performs the article creation operation as expected. This setup is necessary for the edit and delete tests, so it should be verified for correctness.
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The cy.task('db:clear') command is used to clear the database before each test. Ensure that this task is correctly defined in your Cypress support files and that it performs the intended database clearing operation. If not all tests require a fresh database state, consider moving this to specific tests that need it.
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| cy.registerAndLogin(user.email, user.username, user.password); |
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The cy.registerAndLogin function is called before each test. Ensure that this function is correctly defined and that it performs the registration and login operations as expected. If not all tests require a user to be registered and logged in, consider moving this to specific tests that need it.
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The typeTag method uses .first() to select the first tag field. Ensure that this is the intended behavior and that the application supports multiple tag fields if necessary.
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The clickEditArticleBtn method uses .first() to select the first edit button. Ensure that this is the intended behavior and that the application supports multiple edit buttons if necessary.
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The clickDeleteArticleBtn method uses .first() to select the first delete button. Ensure that this is the intended behavior and that the application supports multiple delete buttons if necessary.
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The typeBio method does not clear the bio field before typing. If the intention is to replace the existing bio, consider using clear().type(bio) to ensure the field is cleared before typing.
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The followBtn and unfollowBtn getters both use the same data-cy attribute ('follow-unfollow-btn'). Ensure that the application logic correctly distinguishes between the follow and unfollow states, possibly by checking the button text or another attribute.
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