Why no cyress pre-installed in the dockerfile about cypress-docker-images HOT 6 CLOSED

But it wouldn't hurt to publish the most current Cypress with the most current version of chrome that you can get.

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Thanks for your answer. I just thought it will be better if the official docker container already embedded with the npm install -g cypress so I can use

docker run -it -v $(PWD):/my-app cypress/base:8 run -P /my-app

directly.

Anyway it's OK for me to create the dockerfile by myself.

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I do not have an active internet connection on the machine that is running the integration tests.
I do understand the choice for leaving Cypress out. Building a docker image on a windows 10 machine is no fun either :(

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you should create your own image using:

FROM cypress/browsers:chrome67

RUN npm install -g [email protected]

CMD ["cypress"]

than build the image with:

docker build -t mycypress --no-cache .

and execute tests with:

docker run -it -v $(PWD):/my-app mycypress run -P /my-app

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@YuJianrong I think that cypress is not included since the image is not related to cypress version (eg: we have several images with different browser version, having differente cypress version will generate NxM images like:

• chrome67+cypres3.0.3
• chrome67+cypres3.1.0
• chrome63+cypres3.0.3
• chrome63+cypres3.1.0
• ...

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Ah, I see.
The cypress is installed on the app so any version may be used by the user, it's reasonable.
Thanks very much for your answer.

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