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Random 403's on lower environments can cause spurious test failures in Cypress. #12746

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ndouglas opened this issue Feb 24, 2023 · 1 comment
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ndouglas commented Feb 24, 2023

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Occasionally, Cypress tests fail on lower environments with an HTTP 403. At first, I assumed that this was due to a fluke or an issue with attempting to edit a locked node. However, attempting to edit a locked node will result in a 200, not a 403.

The only 403's I see after multiple tests are those resulting from attempting to load Google Tag Manager, which fails (possibly always) on lower environments.

I should find some way to exclude these requests so that they don't cause spurious test failures and waste engineer time.

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  • Requests to GTM.js no longer result in 403's, or some other method of resolving this issue has been found.
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Closed by #12747.

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