We are using minio service to store file generated by cypress agents - video recordings and failed tests screenshots. Each agent uploads the files directly to minio .
Edit your /etc/hosts file to allow cypress agents to discover the local instance of minio
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127.0.0.1 storage
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Running cypress tests in parallel.
director is running in a Docker container, but it is still accessible at http://localhost:1234. We have already reconfigured cypress to use this URL. Let's just rerun the tests.
Open several terminal windows within a directory with tests and run cypress in each.
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# run in each terminal
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cypress run --parallel --record --key somekey --ci-build-id hello-cypress
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As soon as agents start their execution, refresh the dashboard. You'd see a new project and a new run created.
Use the same --ci-build-id value to associate different cypress agents with the same run.
Exploring the dashboard
The dashboard is quite simple - go ahead and explore the tests you have just created.
Dashboard example - list of tests and results for a run
Congratulations 🎉
You have set up sorry-cypress on your local machine. Now you can run unlimited cypress tests and use the dashboard to browse the results.
In the next article, we'll learn how to setup sorry-cypress in the cloud using different cloud providers.