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I tried to narrow the problem down a bit by making the login just a test without a cy.session(). I tried removing cy.origin() out of the picture as well, but...

@AtofStryker Just making sure I understand correctly: a/ reproduce an error using the example repo and the tests already existing there? -> if this case, then all tests are green...

As the code is login code and with 3rd party (Azure) login, I couldn't find a way to share an example that wouldn't expose sensitive data. After trying to debug...

Also if there is a workaround cy.origin() in 10.4, then I'd be happy to try it out. Our whole Cypress test suite is broken because we have no way of...

I cleaned up a small portion of the logs with verbose:proxy:http. **Some differences in the log I noticed just before the test fails:** 1.In 10.4 "IncomingRequest add cookies to request:...

Not sure if this has something to do with this issue, but while trying to debug our problem I noticed I couldn't log any of the "x-ms-*" cookies. cy.getCookie() finds...

@AtofStryker I can happily confirm that after updating 10.8.0 the login is now working and cookies/storages are preserved. Was the fix this item on the release notes? "Fixed an regression...

Assertions to codegen would be a great addition. Here is an example use case: 1. The subject matter expert of the application (who isn't familiar with coding) knows the critical...

Just crossing out possibilities: does your application login need sessionStorage? cookies and localStorage are cached with your code, but storageState does not cache sessionStorage. https://playwright.dev/docs/auth#session-storage Here is one tip to...

Yes, the goal in my example is exactly the same as what you're doing. Why I'm suggesting it is because, for some unknown reason, our cached Azure login does not...