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3.5.0 - CypressError: Timed out retrying: Cannot read property 'defaultView' of null #5449
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Hey @ilituchy, you mentioned |
Unfortunately, the example provided does not reproduce this error on our side in Chrome or Electron during We'll need a reproducible example in order to track down what exactly is causing this error. There are a few places where we are looking for https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress/blob/develop/packages/driver/src/cy/mouse.js#L581 |
We have updated to 3.5, and still get the issue. We were able to add some wait statements that solved a few, but still run into issues with others. It is not always a select element, but can be input or anything else. Seems to just randomly have this issue. My guess is that for some reason the elements it errors on are re-rendering perhaps? Because I was able to fix a few, I'm assuming that timing might be the issue. However, it wasn't before. Do you have any good suggestions on setting delays / promises / waits for elements to be rendered? Obviously I know the standard methods, but they don't seem to be working always. |
I am also seeing Custom command to interact with iframe elements (this still successfully selects buttons in the iframe): Cypress.Commands.add('iframeElement', (selector) => {
cy.log(selector)
.get(`body > iframe`, { log: false })
.should(iframe => expect(iframe.contents().find(selector)).to.exist)
.then(iframe => cy.wrap(iframe.contents().find(selector), { log: false }))
}) Code to enter username in the username in the iframe input field : cy.iframeElement('#username')
.type('user_good') |
@ashley-maiden we are having the same error with iframes as well! We were able to get it to work in the past, most likely on an older version. |
Hi, got same error with stripe form during payment. Cypress can fill 2 fields of 3 and throw this error |
@ashley-maiden I am also having the same error when accessing an iFrame on 3.5.0 worked fine on 3.4.1 I'm not sure if the issue is the Electron bump or jQuery upgrade |
yeah I've been getting the same issue too in my Stripe payment iFrames, the tests were fine and after the upgrade to 3.5.0 they just stopped working, rolled back to 3.4.1 and they work perfectly again, might be right with the JQuery upgrade @daniel-ogunnaike |
Probably not Electron, the same failure happens in Chrome. |
Yeah, my money is on the jQuery upgrade |
Same for me, Tests are breaking in 3.5.0 but work fine in 3.4.1 |
Same issue here. This test fails on 3.5.0 with the above error. I rolled back to 3.4.1 and it passes: describe("Storybook", () => {
beforeEach(() => {
cy.visit("http://airbnb.io/react-dates/");
});
context("DateRangePicker", () => {
it("should visit the default story in this collection", () => {
cy.get('a[title="default"]').click()
cy.get("#storybook-preview-iframe").then($iframe => {
const doc = $iframe.contents();
iget(doc, "#startDate").click();
iget(doc, "#root > div > div:nth-child(2) > div > button").should(
"have.text",
"Show Info"
);
});
});
});
});
function iget(doc, selector) {
return cy.wrap(doc.find(selector));
} |
Adding to this thread, I also just upgraded to 3.5 and can no longer complete Stripe payment iFrames. cy.get('iframe[name^="__privateStripeFrame"]').then($iframe => {
const $body = $iframe.contents().find('body')
cy.wrap($body)
.find('input[name="cardnumber"]', { timeout: 10000 })
.type('4242')
.type('4242')
.type('4242')
.type('4242')
}) Returns the same error:
|
OMG Same problem, same version, same use case. Damn... The strange this is that find works well. I'll downgrade to 3.41. |
Yes, I confirm that with version 3.41 Stripe Iframes works well! |
I had the same problem with Stripe iframes with 3.5, reverted to 3.4.1. What might be odd is that our implementation has separate iframes for the 3 inputs - first one works, next fails |
Also happens to us in 3.5: (Not using an iframe for the vue-devtools is not really an option.) |
See cypress issue here: cypress-io/cypress#5449
I'm experiencing the same behaviour after upgrading to 3.5.0 and it's working on 3.4.1 Please fix this. |
I was able to reproduce and am working on a fix |
The code for this is done in cypress-io/cypress#5520, but has yet to be released. |
We have the exactly the same issue on iframe (test code works fine in 3.4.1 , but fail in 3.5.0) |
* Mest sannsynlig tredjeparts depecency jQuery feil se issue cypress-io/cypress#5449 * Rettet liten feil i rereranse til en kode i en av testene
Hello, I am seeing the same issue in 3.6.0 - downgrading to 3.4.1 |
@WinstonN are you sure you are using 3.6.0? The issue disappeared completely after upgrading for me 🤔 |
@WinstonN Please open a new issue detailing exactly how to reproduce the warning you are seeing - this bug for this situation has been fixed. |
Released in |
Was facing this issue with 3.5.0 but resolved in 3.6.1 version 👍 |
I definitively love you so much. I confirm all about sentry iframes are working well in 3.6.1. Thanks more than a lot. |
When I attempt to use a
.select()
on a<select>
object, I am getting the posted error.This is only the case when attempting to select something from the dropdown that DOES exist on the list. If I attempt to select a value that doesn't exist, I get the standard
I have previously been using this exact test successfully, and something must have changed causing it to error out. I find that even if I comment out this portion, similar errors follow with other commands later in the test.
This is the stack trace for the error.
I cannot seem to find anything called
defaultView
except within jQuery itself. I have tried searching this space for an answer, but cannot seem to figure out what the deal is.The code that causes this error is:
The get is successful, and I can confirm that element exists and the value is a valid option.
Steps to reproduce:
I believe that this error is somehow project internal, which for many reasons cannot be completely shared. However, I will create a very simple idea of what is going on:
I understand it may be hard to help debug, but really anywhere you can point us to to start debugging this error is greatly appreciated.
Versions
Cypress: 3.5.0
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