Real apps are made of lists and dropdowns, and both have a trap that lets a broken feature pass.
Dropdowns first.
A standard HTML dropdown is a <select> element, and Cypress has a command for it:
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Dropdowns, tables and the rows in between
Selecting an option, finding one row among many, and the counting mistake that makes a filter test useless.
What you'll learn
- How to select from a standard dropdown and a custom one
- How to find and act inside one specific table row
- The counting mistake that makes a filter test useless
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