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cy.visit(url) does not send Accept-Language header.
See original GitHub issueCurrent behavior:
Accept-Language is not sent to server when using visit();. Websites which are expecting to execute based on the Accept-Language, can not integrate cypress. It is a default header any web browser.
Desired behavior:
Accept-Language header should be available when using cy.visit(url)
Steps to reproduce:
-
Create a server
instance/pagewith a back-end code to listen toHTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE, E:g$_SERVER['HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE'] -
Try to access that page using
cy.visit(url) -
You will see the error since the Cypress does not send Accept-Language to server.
Versions
Cypress = 1.1.2 operating system = Windows 10 browser = Google Chrome
Issue Analytics
- State:
- Created 5 years ago
- Reactions:2
- Comments:7 (3 by maintainers)
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@andrew-codes pls do that 😃 a lot of people has their own edge/odd cases where headers needed!
Does it make sense to enable
cy.visitto accept an options object with headers? Although this would fix it similar to how request does, it seems kind of strange to me; something I’d expect the browser to send along. I’ll investigate a little further.