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Is there an equivalent of cy.server({ignore: (xhr) => bool}) to disable logging, after moving to cy.intercept?

See original GitHub issue

What would you like?

I would like to continue to be able to disable logging of some routes after moving to cy.intercept().

Why is this needed?

A nice side-effect of calling cy.server({ignore: (xhr) => bool}) to disable stubbing is that it also disables logging of matching routes. This helps decluttering the logs when we’re running interactive tests.

Examples are ping-pong requests with back-end server, webpack-dev-server’s sockjs route, etc.

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sliktscommented, Sep 29, 2021

If cy.intercept() is used for mocking, for example, assets and not just API calls, it can flood the command log and make it difficult to overview, so a feature to hide certain intercepted requests would be very nice to have for this use case.

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tonivj5commented, Dec 23, 2020

I’m looking for an equivalent of cy.server’s force404 option, without this option or similar behavior I can’t move to cy.intercept… 😞

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