[Vuejs]-How to setup multiple Environments in CypressJs

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It is more of a best practice to run spec files against a single environment one at a time. It is either you use an overriding cypress.env.json or create 2 config files for each environment (test and prod for example) which will override env variables both set in cypress.env.json and cypress.json. https://docs.cypress.io/guides/guides/environment-variables.html#Option-2-cypress-env-json

However, if you want a quick and dirty solution to your issue above (I don’t suggest this), you can set your spec files with the below:

cypress.json

{
 "env": {
   "CONFIG": {
    "id": "19285",
    "address": "343..."
    },
   "CONFIG_PROD": {
    "id": "19285",
    "address": ""
    }
 }
}

spec_1.js

const config = Cypess.env("CONFIG")

spec_2.js

const config = Cypress.env("CONFIG_PROD")

or just simply put them under fixture files (which I believe is more appropriate for this case):
config.json

   {
    "test": {
        "id": "19285",
        "address": "343..."
    },
    "prod": {
        "id": "19285",
        "address": ""
    }
   }

spec_1.js

import {test, prod} from '../fixtures/config.json'
const address = test.address
const address_null = prod.address //If you would like to run this on another 'it' test

spec_1.js

import {prod} from '../fixtures/config.json'
const address_null = prod.address
👤ebanster

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