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Hey @yjaaidi 👋 have you checked this? import { createRequire } from 'module';
export const PERCY_DOM = createRequire(import.meta.url).resolve('@percy/dom'); we do something similar here Line 9 in 5f86910 This way you'll only require |
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Hi @itsjwala, thank you for the quick response. |
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Okay there seems to be some misunderstanding here, you can learn more here https://docs.percy.io/docs/debugging-sdks#how-percy-works |
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The problem
serializeDOM
doesn't capture resources (images/styles).Environment
@percy/cli
version: 1.16.0Details
I am trying SDK utils'
serializeDOM
in Cypress in order to capture the DOM snapshots and store them locally and upload them later. The problem I am encountering is that this only works if I use@percy/cypress
. When using@percy/sdk-utils
with ES6 import, it is not capturing the resources (images/styles)... and using@percy/sdk-utils
like @percy/cypress`, it requires a local Percy server which kind of defeats the purpose as it creates a new build on Percy, but still doesn't capture the resources.The main thing I am trying to achieve here is that by using tools like Nx, we can speed up the CI by caching tasks output and only run Cypress tests when needed. While this is possible for branches/PRs because we can run them in partial mode. The main branch needs all snapshots. This would mean running all tests which would be easily avoided if we could separate the "snapshot" and the "upload" phase.
Code to reproduce issue
Cf. https://github.com/marmicode/marmicode/blob/spike/split-percy-snapshot-and-upload/libs/testing/src/cypress-commands.ts
You can reproduce by running
yarn && yarn nx e2e marmicode-e2e
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