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Cypress v15 release on.cypress.io/changelog#15-0-0 has the revamped experimental studio with built-in editor support cypress.io/blog/cypress-15-the-foundation-for-whats-next I take this for a spin and come out unimpressed. Using VSCode with inline Copilot suggestions is a much better and faster way of writing new tests, in my opinion. Check out my courses on "Cypress + Copilot" and "Cypress + Cursor" for my AI suggestions https://cypress.tips/courses
Cypress v15 release on.cypress.io/changelog#15-0-0 has the revamped experimental studio with built-in editor support cypress.io/blog/cypress-15-the-foundation-for-whats-next I take this for a spin and come out unimpressed. Using VSCode with inline Copilot suggestions is a much better and faster way of writing new tests, in my opinion. Check out my courses on "Cypress + Copilot" and "Cypress + Cursor" for my AI suggestions https://cypress.tips/courses








![Dispatch Custom HTML Events From Cypress Tests
Sometimes an element on the page subscribes to custom events. You can dispatch events using plain HTML method el.dispatchEvent or by using Cypress command cy.trigger
cy.get(#signal).then(function ($el) {
$el[0].dispatchEvent(new CustomEvent(go))
})
// using cy.trigger
cy.get(#signal).trigger(warn)
Find the full example recipe at https://glebbahmutov.com/cypress-examples/ Dispatch Custom HTML Events From Cypress Tests](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/qCqzS3LtSeI/mqdefault.jpg)

