How to use makeReferenceTypesCommentRelative method in Cypress

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...39 filename,40 )41}42// fix paths to Chai, jQuery and other types to be relative43makeReferenceTypesCommentRelative('chai', '../chai/index.d.ts',44 join('types', 'chai-jquery', 'index.d.ts'))45makeReferenceTypesCommentRelative('jquery', '../jquery/index.d.ts',46 join('types', 'chai-jquery', 'index.d.ts'))47const sinonChaiFilename = join('types', 'sinon-chai', 'index.d.ts')48makeReferenceTypesCommentRelative('chai', '../chai/index.d.ts', sinonChaiFilename)49// also use relative import via path for sinon-chai50// there is reference comment line we need to fix to be relative51makeReferenceTypesCommentRelative('sinon', '../sinon/index.d.ts', sinonChaiFilename)52// and an import sinon line to be changed to relative path53shell.sed('-i', 'from \'sinon\';', 'from \'../sinon\';', sinonChaiFilename)54// copy experimental network stubbing type definitions55// so users can import: `import 'cypress/types/net-stubbing'`...

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1describe('My First Test', function() {2 it('Does not do much!', function() {3 cy.contains('type').click()4 cy.url().should('include', '/commands/actions')5 cy.get('.action-email')6 .type('

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1const { makeReferenceTypesCommentRelative } = require('cypress/types/lodash');2describe('My First Test', () => {3 it('Does not do much!', () => {4 expect(true).to.equal(true)5 })6})7const { makeReferenceTypesCommentRelative } = require('cypress/types/lodash');8describe('My First Test', () => {9 it('Does not do much!', () => {10 expect(true).to.equal(true)11 })12})13const { makeReferenceTypesCommentRelative } = require('cypress/types/lodash');14describe('My First Test', () => {15 it('Does not do much!', () => {16 expect(true).to.equal(true)17 })18})19const { makeReferenceTypesCommentRelative } = require('cypress/types/lodash');20describe('My First Test', () => {21 it('Does not do much!', () => {22 expect(true).to.equal(true)23 })24})25const { makeReferenceTypesCommentRelative } = require('cypress/types/lodash');26describe('My First Test', () => {27 it('Does not do much!', () => {28 expect(true).to.equal(true)29 })30})31const { makeReferenceTypesCommentRelative } = require('cypress/types/lodash');32describe('My First Test', () => {33 it('Does not do much!', () => {34 expect(true).to.equal(true)35 })36})37const { makeReferenceTypesCommentRelative } = require('cypress/types/lodash');38describe('My First Test', () => {39 it('Does not do much!', () => {40 expect(true).to.equal(true)41 })42})43const { makeReferenceTypesCommentRelative

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1describe('My First Test', function() {2 it('Does not do much!', function() {3 expect(true).to.equal(true)4 })5})6import { makeReferenceTypesCommentRelative } from 'cypress/types/lodash'7makeReferenceTypesCommentRelative()8import { makeReferenceTypesCommentRelative } from 'cypress/types/lodash'9makeReferenceTypesCommentRelative()10import { makeReferenceTypesCommentRelative } from 'cypress/types/lodash'11makeReferenceTypesCommentRelative()12import { makeReferenceTypesCommentRelative } from 'cypress/types/lodash'13makeReferenceTypesCommentRelative()14import { makeReferenceTypesCommentRelative } from 'cypress/types/lodash'15makeReferenceTypesCommentRelative()16import { makeReferenceTypesCommentRelative } from 'cypress/types/lodash'17makeReferenceTypesCommentRelative()18import { makeReferenceTypesCommentRelative } from 'cypress/types/lodash'19makeReferenceTypesCommentRelative()20import { makeReferenceTypesCommentRelative } from 'cypress/types/lodash'21makeReferenceTypesCommentRelative()22import { makeReferenceTypesCommentRelative } from 'cypress/types/lodash'

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1describe("Test", () => {2 it("should do something", () => {3 cy.server();4 cy.route({5 response: {6 name: "Using POST in cy.route()",

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1const fs = require('fs');2const path = require('path');3const cypress = require('cypress');4const { makeReferenceTypesCommentRelative } = require('cypress/types/snapshot_utils');5const testCode = fs.readFileSync(path.resolve(__dirname, 'test.spec.js')).toString();6const result = makeReferenceTypesCommentRelative(testCode, 'test.spec.js', 'test.spec.js');7console.log(result);8describe('Test', () => {9 it('should work', () => {10 })11})12describe('Test', () => {13 it('should work', () => {14 })15})16const result = makeReferenceTypesCommentRelative(testCode, 'test.spec.js', 'test.spec.js');17fs.writeFileSync(path.resolve(__dirname, 'test.spec.js'), result);18describe('Test', () => {19 it('should work', () => {20 })21})

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1cy.makeReferenceTypesCommentRelative();2import { makeReferenceTypesCommentRelative } from './commands';3Cypress.Commands.add('makeReferenceTypesCommentRelative', () => { 4 cy.get('.reference-types-comment').each(($el) => { 5 const relativeDate = Cypress.moment($el.text()).fromNow(); 6 cy.wrap($el).text(relativeDate); 7 }); 8});9import './commands';10describe('Commands', () => { 11 it('makeReferenceTypesCommentRelative', () => { 12 cy.get('#comments').type('My comment'); 13 cy.get('#submit').click(); 14 cy.get('#comments').should('have.value', ''); 15 cy.makeReferenceTypesCommentRelative(); 16 }); 17});18describe('Commands', () => { 19 it('makeReferenceTypesCommentRelative', () => { 20 cy.get('#comments').type('My comment'); 21 cy.get('#submit').click(); 22 cy.get('#comments').should('have.value', ''); 23 cy.makeReferenceTypesCommentRelative(); 24 }); 25});26describe('Commands', () => { 27 it('makeReferenceTypesCommentRelative', () => { 28 cy.get('#comments').type('My comment'); 29 cy.get('#submit').click(); 30 cy.get('#comments').should('have.value', ''); 31 cy.makeReferenceTypesCommentRelative();

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1describe('My First Test', function() {2 it('Does not do much!', function() {3 cy.contains('type').click()4 cy.url().should('include', '/commands/actions')5 cy.makeReferenceTypesCommentRelative()6 cy.makeReferenceTypesCommentRelative()7 cy.makeReferenceTypesCommentRelative()8 cy.makeReferenceTypesCommentRelative()9 })10})11describe('Cypress', function() {12 context('Actions', function() {13 beforeEach(function() {14 })15 it('.type() - type into a DOM element', function() {16 cy.get('.action-email')17 .type('

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