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What has the reputation of being less flaky then Cypresss? My experience is that it is easier to write a non flaky test in Cypress than in Selenium.
by polskibus 4y ago
What has the reputation of being less flaky then Cypresss? My experience is that it is easier to write a non flaky test in Cypress than in Selenium.
- jackblemming 4y agoNothing. The problem is E2E UI tests are always going to be flaky. That’s why many recommend unit tests or pseudo E2E tests that save a copy of an API response. Unfortunately this advice is rarely followed.