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Unable to open cypress UI #7243
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Cypress requires root access, you'll need to install it accordingly and make sure you have the proper permissions set. See #1281 |
@jennifer-shehane So maybe we need to add check if we have root access and throw better error message? |
this seems to be bit different to what discussion is happening in #1281 . Probably root access will helps but if cypress can create folder and set permissions right in I think you should add also root access issue to trade-offs if can't be fixed. This is kind of a blocker that can make developers/companies rethink about cypress before committing. |
Some of this will be addressed in #7126 |
Current behavior:
We are having a VM machine which multiple users connect. Multiple users also use cypress. Now problem is when I run
cypress open
. Cypress is trying to access/create folder named/tmp/cypress
and place a lock file there. But if another user runs same command after folder is created, it throws following errorDesired behavior:
A way where this error doesn't occur. Possible solutions that come to my mind are
/tmp/cypress01
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