The error message “cy.type() can only accept a string or number. you passed in: undefined” suggests that the cy.type() function in Cypress, a JavaScript end-to-end testing framework, can only accept a string or a number as its argument. However, in your code, you have passed in an undefined value, which is not a valid argument.
To fix this issue, you need to ensure that you pass a valid string or number to the cy.type() function. Here are a few examples to illustrate this:
// Example 1: Passing a string
cy.get('#inputField').type('Hello World')
// Example 2: Passing a number
cy.get('#numberField').type(42)
In the first example, we are passing the string ‘Hello World’ to the cy.type() function, which is a valid argument.
In the second example, we are passing the number 42 to the cy.type() function, which is also a valid argument.
You need to review your code and identify where you are passing an undefined value to the cy.type() function. Once you find that, make sure you provide a valid string or number as the argument to resolve the error.