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Add timeout to verify command
See original GitHub issueCurrently, the cypress verify command can just hang because we do not put a timeout on a test run. It would be better to add a a timeout, and if the test really timed out, show the error output.
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Hello everyone,
Well, that was quick. I digged a lot more, and found that this issue had the solution I needed.
It was then, a quick fix. I just changed this:
"cypress": "^3.3.1",To this:
"cypress": "3.3.1",I have no idea why that worked, but it worked! Should we close this issue?
fixed in #4080