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Fixed the date format in the user details page #9409
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The Cypress version has been downgraded from ^13.16.1 to ^13.16.0. While this is a minor version change, it's unusual to downgrade dependencies without a compelling reason. Let's verify the changes between these versions and any potential issues: Consider:
Let's ensure this version doesn't introduce any security vulnerabilities. ✅ Verification successfulLet me gather more information about the Cypress version changes to better understand the context. Let me check one more thing to see if this was actually a downgrade or an upgrade. Cypress version 13.16.0 has no known security vulnerabilities Based on the verification:
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51601c7ea2: Fixed the date format in the user details page
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cypress/e2e/users_spec/UsersManage.cy.ts (1)
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: Consider refactoring test file for better maintainabilityWhile the tests are comprehensive and well-structured, consider the following improvements:
- Move test data to fixtures to avoid hardcoding
- Split the test suite into smaller, focused files (e.g., basic-info.spec.ts, professional-info.spec.ts)
- Consider using before/after hooks for test data setup and cleanup
Example structure:
+ // cypress/fixtures/test-users.json + { + "nurse": { + "username": "dummynurse1", + "basicInfo": { + "firstName": "Devo", + "lastName": "Districto", + "dateOfBirth": "11/08/1999", + "gender": "Female" + } + } + } + // cypress/e2e/users_spec/basic-info.spec.ts + import testUsers from '../../fixtures/test-users.json' + + describe("User Basic Information", () => { + const { nurse } = testUsers; + + beforeEach(() => { + // Setup code + }); + + it("edit a nurse user's basic information", () => { + // Test code using nurse.basicInfo + }); + });
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cypress/e2e/users_spec/UsersManage.cy.ts (1)
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: Verify date format consistency across the application
The date format change from "8/11/1999" to "11/08/1999" aligns with the PR objective. However, let's ensure this format is consistently applied.
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Date formats are consistently using MM/DD/YYYY pattern
Based on the search results, all date formats in the test files follow the same MM/DD/YYYY pattern:
- UsersManage.cy.ts: "11/08/1999"
- UsersCreation.cy.ts: "01/01/1998"
- UsersProfile.cy.ts: "01/01/1999"
- AssetCreation.ts: "01/09/2023"
The change from "8/11/1999" to "11/08/1999" maintains consistency with this pattern.
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