How to write an intercept where I have to wait for 4 or 5 urls ?

[roopat]

In my application , when I navigate to a new page , there are around 10+ GET calls happening which fetches 10+ different products on to the we page from the backend ...which means all the urls are same except the last parameter which is different for 10 different products ... i.e "productCatalogManagement/v4/productOfferingPrice/0CX-1X8QWZ" the last value is different for all 10+ different API calls . But I have to wait for all 10+ calls to proceed with my next operation ... I tried creating the intercept as
cy.intercept ('productCatalogManagement/v4/productOfferingPrice/') ;
But that is waiting for only few calls and then proceeding with the next operation which will fail as all the calls are not complete yet.
Can someone help me with this if they have a solution ?

[jennifer-shehane]

You may need to expand the glob you're using to listen match the route, depending on how the unique IDs look productCatalogManagement/v4/productOfferingPrice/**

If you can get the matching to match all the routes, then you'd want to listen for 10 calls before continuing in Cypress, so you might want to use the @alias.all undocumented signature to wait for exactly 10 calls:

cy.intercept(`productCatalogManagement/v4/productOfferingPrice/**`).as('getProduct')
cy.get('@getProduct.all').should('have.length', 10)
// next commands you want to run.

[roopat]

@jennifer-shehane I tried , but this is the error I am seeing
"cy.wait() could not find a registered alias for: @getProduct.all.
Available aliases are: listPromotions, planConfig, productOfferingPrice." I am on 7.3.0 cypress version.Can you please help me out with this issue

If I use cy.get('@getProduct.all').should('have.length',10), I am getting the below error

expected [] to have a length of 20 but got 0

[jennifer-shehane]

Sorry, you're correct, it should be cy.get('@getProduct.all'). I updated my example above to reflect this.

If it's not matching, then I would double check the glob to ensure it's written to match the full URL. You can try using Cypress.minimatch to check globs https://on.cypress.io/minimatch