[Solved] Consider this Cypress test code:describe('Suite 1', () => { it('Test A', () => { cy.log('A') }) }) describe('Suite 2', () => { it('Test B', () => { cy.... | Cypress

Cypress - Writing Tests

Consider this Cypress test code:

describe('Suite 1', () => {
  it('Test A', () => { cy.log('A') })
})
describe('Suite 2', () => {
  it('Test B', () => { cy.log('B') })
})

What is the order of test execution?

ATest B runs first, then Test A

BTest A runs first, then Test B

CTests run in parallel, order is unpredictable

DOnly Test A runs, Test B is skipped

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand Cypress test execution order
Cypress runs tests in the order they are defined in the file, top to bottom.
Step 2: Apply order to given code
Suite 1 with Test A is defined first, so it runs before Suite 2 with Test B.
Final Answer:
Test A runs first, then Test B -> Option B
Quick Check:
Execution order = B [OK]

Quick Trick: Tests run top to bottom in file order [OK]

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