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Using Cypress module api [question]

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Percy tutorial shows that running Percy requires wrapping cypress run command in percy exec command.

I am however using module api to run my Cypress tests. Is there any way to use Percy with this method of running Cypress?

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filiphriccommented, Mar 20, 2021

@pascalism I run percy & cypress with module API like this: percy exec -- cypress.js where cypress.js is the name of the module file

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Robdel12commented, Mar 18, 2021

It’s not possible yet (look out for this SDK to be upgraded: https://docs.percy.io/docs/migrating-to-percy-cli#current-migration-status)

Once this SDK uses the new SDK tool chain (@percy/cli and friends) this will be possible with @percy/core. For example this is how Google AMP uses core: https://github.com/ampproject/amphtml/blob/4e459d08acbe04528ffefe1a63665edf3a867470/build-system/tasks/visual-diff/index.js#L164-L175

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