I have not experienced this, but most often am running node 10. Have you tried doing what the error says and setting the environment variable:

process.env["NODE_TLS_REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED"] = 0;

I'll look into if this should be added as part of the code for newer node versions. Not sure, but it seems like node is trying to make an https request but there is not the right certificate as mentioned in this stackoverflow post.

So I can debug further, what was the custom command you were calling? cy.login?

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Hi,
thanks for the answer. I used the angular-dev server and this specific command: cy.callFirestore.

In the beginning, I thought that it is a cypress problem so I found this issue: https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress/pull/5256/files and upgraded the cypress version to 3.5 and later to 3.6, but this error didn't disappear.

I didn't try this: process.env["NODE_TLS_REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED"] = 0; but I tried this:

export NODE_TLS_REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED=0 && npm run e2e

and it didn't help as well.

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Are you sure that the fix mentioned in that issue was included in v3.6 of cypress? I don't see it listed anywhere in the release notes, but it is weird because I do see it in the master branch. I'm going to look into replicating to see if there is maybe some environment not being passed into scripts being called in exec

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I'm not sure but I found this: cypress-io/cypress#5248
This path was added to Cypress 3.5.

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Closing this since it is similar to #13 - updates for this issue will be made there. Thanks for reporting

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