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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.
Acceptance Criteria
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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Description
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.
Acceptance Criteria
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: