Azure devops linux agent - Failing to read timings from timings.json

[jbrangwyn]

Hi, thanks for making such a great package.

cypress: 12.17.4
cypress-split: 1.17.0
command: npx cypress run --browser chrome --env split=4,splitIndex=1,splitFile=timings.json,DEBUG=cypress-split

I have generated a timings.json file, but when attempting to read the timings in an azure devops pipeline on a linux build agent, it's getting the same time for every test. Example:

However, run locally on a Windows 11 machine using the same command it appears to work fine.

Would be great to get this working. Any suggestions much appreciated!

[bahmutov]

did you commit the timings file to the repo so it is there when it runs on CI?

[jbrangwyn]

Yes, I did.

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[jbrangwyn]

I removed the timings file from the repo and now I see this:

2023-11-28T09:50:27.1208371Z [1] cypress-split: Could not split specs by duration 2023-11-28T09:50:27.1214975Z [1] Could not find timings.json based on the current working directory /agent/_work/1/s/tests/repo 2023-11-28T09:50:27.1215683Z [1] cypress-split: splitting as is by name

[bahmutov]

What is inside the timings.json file?

[jbrangwyn]

File content example of the top two entries:
{ "durations": [ { "spec": "cypress\\integration\\first.feature", "duration": 9859 }, { "spec": "cypress\\integration\\second.feature", "duration": 10935 } ] }
I created it by running this command locally: npx cypress run --browser chrome --env split=1,splitIndex=1,splitFile=timings.json,DEBUG=cypress-split