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Network Requests in Cypress

  Network Requests:    What you’ll learn How Cypress enables you to stub out the back end with  cy.route() What tradeoffs we make when we stub our network requests How Cypress visualizes network management in the Command Log How to use Fixtures to reuse XHR responses How to use Aliases to refer back to XHR requests and wait on them How to write declarative tests that resist flake Note:  If you’re looking for a resource to make an HTTP request take a look at  cy.request() Testing Strategies Cypress helps you test the entire lifecycle of Ajax / XHR requests within your application. Cypress provides you direct access to the XHR objects, enabling you to make assertions about its properties. Additionally you can even stub and mock a request’s response. 🚨 Please be aware that Cypress only currently supports intercepting XMLHttpRequests.  Requests using the Fetch API and other types of network requests like page loads and  <script>  tags will not be intercepted or visible in the Comman