Tim Deschryver • 6/8/2021

How to patch an HTTP Response with Cypress

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This technical article explains how to use Cypress's `intercept` and `reply` methods to patch HTTP responses during testing. It demonstrates patching API data (like a GitHub username) to avoid creating numerous, hard-to-maintain data seeds, especially useful for testing specific scenarios like customers with overdue payments or integrating with legacy systems.

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