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By default, Cypress will support a single configuration based on the optional file cypress.json as described in their documentation here. Whilst this works fine for most, it would be great if we could have access to a cypress.dev.json for local development, or even better, a whole host of configuration files for use against a multi-tenant …
Cypress (Cypress.io) is an automation framework for web app testing built and configured with Javascript. Automated front-end testing is definitely not new, but Cypress really is something different. It’s silly fast, requires almost no setup, has quick-to-learn syntax and has a really nice, feature packed test runner. Why Cypress? I’ll let you read the summary …
I have written before about using SonarQube to do static analysis, but one issue I never came back to was ensuring that code coverage files generated via a build pipeline end up being picked up by the Sonar Scanner to assess code coverage. Note that the following I am actually using the ‘dotnet test’ build …
This post covers my attempts to use SonarQube as a stand-alone install to perform static code analysis on a regular basis. This will cover purely getting the tool working, Maybe I will pick up how I can use the data in a later post? I will be doing this in a very narrow focus which …