1. Quality.Catalyzed Running Cypress Tests with GitHub Actions Step 1: Create Your Cypress Tests Ensure you have Cypress installed and your tests set up in your project. You can add Cypress to your project using npm: npm install cypress --save-dev Create your tests in the cypress/e2e folder. www.testrigtechnologies.com

2. Quality.Catalyzed Step 2: Create a GitHub Actions Workflow Create the Workflow File: In your repository, create a new directory called .github/workflows. Inside this directory, create a file named cypress.yml. Add the Workflow Configuration: Open the cypress.yml file and add the following content: name: Cypress Tests on: push: branches: - main # Set the branch where the tests should run pull_request: branches: - main jobs: cypress-run: runs-on: ubuntu-latest www.testrigtechnologies.com

3. Quality.Catalyzed steps: - name: Checkout Code uses: actions/checkout@v2 - name: Set up Node.js uses: actions/setup-node@v2 with: node-version: '14' # Use the version of Node.js you require - name: Install Dependencies run: | npm install - name: Run Cypress Tests run: | npx cypress run Step 3: Customize Your Workflow Node Version: Update the node-version under setup-node to match the version used in your project. www.testrigtechnologies.com

4. Quality.Catalyzed Branch Configuration: You can modify the branches under push and pull_request to specify where you want the tests to run. Specification of Env: user can specify the env on which they want to execute the test as per the requirements npm run -- command name Step 4: Commit Your Workflow Save the cypress.yml file and commit it to your repository: git add .github/workflows/cypress.yml git commit -m "Add Cypress testing workflow" git push origin main www.testrigtechnologies.com

5. Quality.Catalyzed Step 5: Verify Your Setup Push to GitHub: Whenever you push changes to the specified branches or create a pull request, GitHub Actions will trigger the Cypress tests. Check the Actions Tab: Go to the “Actions” tab in your GitHub repository to see the running workflow. Click on the workflow to view the logs and see if your tests passed or failed. Step 6: Set Up Environment Variables (Optional) If your tests require any environment variables (like API keys or secrets), you can set these up in your GitHub repository settings: 1. 2. Go to Settings > Secrets and variables > Actions. Click on New repository secret to add your secrets. www.testrigtechnologies.com

6. Quality.Catalyzed In your workflow file, you can access these secrets like this: - name: Run Cypress Tests env: MY_SECRET: ${{ secrets.MY_SECRET }} run: | npx cypress run www.testrigtechnologies.com