[Solved] What is wrong with this Cypress test code snippet? cy.task('deleteFile', 'temp.txt').then(() => { cy.task('deleteFile', 'temp.txt') }) | Cypress

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What is wrong with this Cypress test code snippet?

cy.task('deleteFile', 'temp.txt').then(() => {
  cy.task('deleteFile', 'temp.txt')
})

ATask names must be uppercase

BThe second <code>cy.task</code> is not chained with <code>then</code>

CTasks cannot be called twice in a test

DPassing string directly is invalid

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Analyze the chaining of tasks
The first cy.task is chained with then, but the second is called without chaining or returning.
Step 2: Understand Cypress command chaining
All Cypress commands should be chained or returned to maintain execution order.
Final Answer:
The second cy.task is not chained with then -> Option B
Quick Check:
Chain all Cypress commands properly [OK]

Quick Trick: Chain all cy.task() calls with then() or return [OK]

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