Document how to match the CI config for Cypress (#11531)
* Document how to match the CI config for Cypress * Clarify language about needing Chrome * Move Cypress info into the Cypress-specific docs
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# Cypress in Element Web
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## Scope of this Document
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## Contents
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This doc is about our Cypress tests in Element Web and how we use Cypress to write tests.
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It aims to cover:
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- How to run the tests yourself
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- How to run the tests
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- How the tests work
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- How to write great Cypress tests
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- Visual testing
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yarn run test:cypress:open
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```
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### Matching the CI environment
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In our Continuous Integration environment, we run the Cypress tests in the
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Chrome browser.
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In some rare cases, tests behave differently between different browsers, so if
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you see CI failures for the Cypress tests, but those tests work OK on your local
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machine, try running them in Chrome like this:
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```bash
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yarn run test:cypress --browser=chrome
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```
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(Use `--browser=chromium` if you'd prefer to use Chromium.)
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If you launch the interactive UI you can choose the browser you want to use. To
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match the CI setup, choose Chrome.
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Note that you will need to have Chrome installed on your system to run the tests
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inside those browsers, whereas the default is to use Electron, which is included
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within the Cypress dependency.
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### Running with Rust cryptography
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`matrix-js-sdk` is currently in the
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