[Solved] How do you correctly create a session named 'userSession' using cy.session()? — Ans: cy.session('userSession', () => { /* login steps */ }) | Cypress

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How do you correctly create a session named 'userSession' using cy.session()?

Acy.session.login('userSession', () => { /* login steps */ })

Bcy.session(() => { /* login steps */ }, 'userSession')

Ccy.session('userSession')

Dcy.session('userSession', () => { /* login steps */ })

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Review cy.session() syntax
The first argument is the session name, second is a callback with login steps.
Step 2: Match correct syntax
cy.session('userSession', () => { /* login steps */ }) matches the correct pattern: cy.session('name', callback).
Final Answer:
cy.session('userSession', () => { /* login steps */ }) -> Option D
Quick Check:
Is session name first and callback second? [OK]

Quick Trick: Session name first, callback second [OK]

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