Create enabling-and-disabling-modules-in-control-center.feature

[mmcev106]

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Adding the new cypress test we wrote together on our weekly call

[ChemiKyle]

Everyone added as a reviewer, please set up https://github.com/vanderbilt-redcap/redcap_cypress_docker and run this feature before approving. If anything is ambiguous or difficult during setup, please complain! You're also assessing the accessibility of writing and running these tests before you lose your valuable ignorance.

[mmcev106]

Valuable ignorance indeed! If you get stuck on anything, please ask before spinning your wheels so I that can streamline that step for the next person 😊.

[moorejr5]

When I was trying to run the run.sh file, I got the following errors:
/usr/bin/env: ‘bash\r’: No such file or directory
/usr/bin/env: use -[v]S to pass options in shebang lines

This is because I am in Windows, and running the commands in WSL. Because of Windows being a stupid dumb-dumb, it doesn't know how to do newlines.

To fix it, I had to run the following command to get Git to stop letting Windows be an idiot:
git config --global core.autocrlf false

Then to reset the Git repo, these commands:
git fetch origin
git reset --hard origin/main

Outside of that, the documentation was very helpful to get the environment set up. My own ignorance of using Cypress itself made creating the new feature file a little odd (I couldn't figure out how to do it within cypress itself with our setup). However, I'm not sure that hand holding that part is 100% necessary for our docs when Cypress' own official information exists.

[mmcev106]

@moorejr5, I really appreciate the feedback! Were you using Git Bash? I believe that's what the docs say to use, but let me know if that's not clear at any point in the docs. If you weren't using Git Bash, what console were you using? I'm surprised it worked at all if it was CMD, PowerShell, or WSL.

[moorejr5]

@moorejr5, I really appreciate the feedback! Were you using Git Bash? I believe that's what the docs say to use, but let me know if that's not clear at any point in the docs. If you weren't using Git Bash, what console were you using? I'm surprised it worked at all if it was CMD, PowerShell, or WSL.

I was just using WSL. I run everything through that. The docs mentioned Git Bash but didn't see any reason WSL's command line wouldn't work like it does for all our other scripts.

[mmcev106]

@moorejr5, just FYI, you may have have performance or path mismatch issues in WSL for certain subsets of functionality. That's very interesting to know it worked at all though!