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[Feature:Developer] Integrate Cypress Cloud #9517
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Cypress Cloud looks interesting, but I believe that 100,000/month test runs is not enough to meet our demand at peak times. I need to take a deeper look later, but these changes seem to be heading down the right path.
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What is the current behavior?
Currently we just use the testing component of cypress.
What is the new behavior?
This will add the setup to have cypress link with cypress cloud, which will allow for easier parallelization, and it shows recordings of the tests in the cloud.
Other information?
The open source license allows for 100,000 runs (specific it('', ()=>{}) functions, not spec files) per month, so this is the testing period to see if this is enough, if not, it may be better to manually parallelize the tests and use cloud as a different feature, to see why cypress is failing in CI and not locally, but we will see. I have also communicated with some people at cypress, and they indicated that we may be able to get more runs, but I haven't communicated more about that.This information is old. We now have an OSS cypress cloud 'organization', which allows for unlimited runs, not 100,000/month.