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I would like to see native support for parameterized tests in Cypress, similar to what is available in Pytest. This feature would allow us to run the same test logic with different sets of inputs and expected results, streamlining the creation of tests with multiple scenarios in a single place.
Why is this needed?
I want this because implementing parameterized tests currently requires manual work, such as custom loops, which makes the code more verbose and less readable. With a native method like cy.parametrize(), it would be possible to reduce code duplication, organize tests more efficiently, and simplify test maintenance.
This feature aligns with widely accepted testing practices in other platforms and would be an advantage for developers already familiar with these patterns in other tools like Pytest.
Other
This feature would bring Cypress even more in line with popular testing frameworks, enabling more developers to maximize the platform and save time when developing tests for complex scenarios.
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What would you like?
I would like to see native support for parameterized tests in Cypress, similar to what is available in Pytest. This feature would allow us to run the same test logic with different sets of inputs and expected results, streamlining the creation of tests with multiple scenarios in a single place.
Why is this needed?
I want this because implementing parameterized tests currently requires manual work, such as custom loops, which makes the code more verbose and less readable. With a native method like cy.parametrize(), it would be possible to reduce code duplication, organize tests more efficiently, and simplify test maintenance.
This feature aligns with widely accepted testing practices in other platforms and would be an advantage for developers already familiar with these patterns in other tools like Pytest.
Other
This feature would bring Cypress even more in line with popular testing frameworks, enabling more developers to maximize the platform and save time when developing tests for complex scenarios.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: