[Solved] Examine this code snippet:cy.session('guest', () => { cy.visit('/login') cy.get('#user').type('guest') cy.get('#pass').type('guestpass') cy.get('button.submit').click() }) cy.... | Cypress

Cypress - Authentication and Sessions

Examine this code snippet:

cy.session('guest', () => {
  cy.visit('/login')
  cy.get('#user').type('guest')
  cy.get('#pass').type('guestpass')
  cy.get('button.submit').click()
})
cy.session('guest', () => {
  cy.visit('/dashboard')
})

What is the issue here?

AThe second cy.session call should not include a callback

BThe selectors '#user' and '#pass' are invalid

Ccy.session cannot be called more than once in a test

DThe session 'guest' is defined twice with different callbacks, causing conflicts

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Analyze session definitions
Two cy.session('guest', ...) calls with different callbacks exist.
Step 2: Understand session uniqueness
Each session name should have a single definition to avoid conflicts.
Final Answer:
The session 'guest' is defined twice with different callbacks, causing conflicts -> Option D
Quick Check:
Are session names unique per test? [OK]

Quick Trick: One session name, one callback only [OK]

Common Mistakes:

Defining same session multiple times
Assuming multiple callbacks merge
Ignoring session uniqueness

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Examine this code snippet:

Step 1: Analyze session definitions

Step 2: Understand session uniqueness

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