In previous versions of Cypress, the above command would retry until the fileĮxisted, but would not re-read it from disk if the file didn't have the This will also reduce the video quality and take slightly longer to process and complete the run.īeginning with Cypress v13, the above test will re-read the file until the fileĮxists, it has the requested property, and it passes the assertion. You can enable this with the videoCompression configuration option if you'd like to reduce the video file size for any reason. This results in a reduced run time by removing the time to compress the video, a larger video file size and better video quality. By default, compression is now turned off. videoCompression is set to false by default Ĭypress has the capability to compress recorded videos after a run to reduce the video file size. If you want to prevent a passing test from uploading to the Cloud, we recommend deleting the video using our guide with code examples to discard captured video of passing tests. Since we're turning off videoCompression by default, this configuration option does not offer the time saving value that it once would. Most users used videoUploadOnPasses as a way to skip the time to compress and upload videos to the Cloud. VideoUploadOnPasses configuration option has been removed
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