The intent of this post is to build off the existing Cypress Testing documentation here and go a bit deeper into how it can be leveraged in a real-world environment. We will also go a bit deeper into Cypress specific configuration settings, running/debugging tests, and cover some of the basics of Cypress.
In late March 2024, Big Bang migrated to a Platform One (P1) owned and operated domain bigbang.mil and updated the DEVELOPMENT ONLY certificate we ship with BigBang which makes the process of doing dev setup and quickstart items easier via using a valid and pre-configured certificate.
This is part 2 in a series of Big Bang 2.0 blog posts. If you haven’t already, read through part 1 here which provides some backstory on why the team thought 2.0 was necessary and what changes are included. This post will dive more into the specific breaking changes and how these will affect you as a user.
This is part 3 in a series of Big Bang 2.0 blog posts. If you haven’t already, read through part 1 here which provides some backstory on 2.0 and part 2 here which will get you prepared for the breaking changes in 2.0. This post will dive more into some of the new features releasing with 2.0.
What is Big Bang 2.0? Why are we doing it? 2.0 is the second major release since Big Bang 1.0 released in December 2020. This blog post should provide you with both the why behind what we’re doing, as well as what the changes involved are, and what that means for you as a user.