From the Founder: Cypress’ Evolution, Vision, and Roadmap
summary
Cypress announces that v13 removes default video and command-log to improve performance and ships a cloud test replay feature (free on all cloud plans) that captures DOM, network, console and time-travel playback to reproduce CI-only failures; a new Burnin strategy runs newly created or modified tests multiple times to reveal flake, and retries gain configurable risk-tolerance thresholds; a Puppeteer plugin enables external browser automation; automated interactivity coverage and accessibility reports (axe-core) aim for Q4 release, visual diffing follows in early next year.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Cyprus evolution and v13
- 2:58Test replay debugging
- 5:59Burnin and test retries
- 8:20Understanding Burnin
- 11:05Improving test retries
- 13:00Puppeteer plugin support
- 15:02Broader vision for Cypress
- 17:24Benefits of app quality
- 22:51Interactivity coverage
- 32:35Accessibility reporting
- 37:15DQ partnership
- 40:35Visual testing challenges
- 46:12Native visual testing
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