I'm wrote wait on 3 different requests on my automated test, but each time I run the test, the wait functions on one of the requests.

 cy
        .intercept('POST', '**/api/Availability')
        .as('availabilecheck');
    cy
        .wait('@availabilecheck')
        .its('response.statusCode')
        .should('eq', 200)

////////////////////////////////////////

        cy
    .intercept('POST','**/api/Availability/GetPrice')
    .as('getpricecheck');
cy
    .wait('@getpricecheck')
    .its('response.statusCode')
    .should('eq', 200);

////////////////////////////

 cy.intercept('POST','**/api/Member/Find')
        .as('memberresponse')
    cy.wait('@memberresponse')

I wrote the above code for 3 different requests but each time I run the test, one of the requests actually waits and the other 2 fails.

What should I do?

I'm wrote wait on 3 different requests on my automated test, but each time I run the test, the wait functions on one of the requests.

 cy
        .intercept('POST', '**/api/Availability')
        .as('availabilecheck');
    cy
        .wait('@availabilecheck')
        .its('response.statusCode')
        .should('eq', 200)

////////////////////////////////////////

        cy
    .intercept('POST','**/api/Availability/GetPrice')
    .as('getpricecheck');
cy
    .wait('@getpricecheck')
    .its('response.statusCode')
    .should('eq', 200);

////////////////////////////

 cy.intercept('POST','**/api/Member/Find')
        .as('memberresponse')
    cy.wait('@memberresponse')

I wrote the above code for 3 different requests but each time I run the test, one of the requests actually waits and the other 2 fails.

What should I do?

• javascript
• automated-tests
• cypress

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The order of mands matters. In my case I had to move the cy.intercept() mand before the action that performed the request

//the intercept es first
cy.intercept("POST", "**/api/user/login").as("loginResponse");

//this performs POST request in my case, es second
cy.get('button[type="submit"]').should("not.be.disabled").click();

//thirdly es the wait
cy.wait("@loginResponse").its("response.statusCode").should("eq", 200);

If the endpoints you are intercepting are not different, then Cypress will only take the first one and discard any subsequent ones. Make sure that the text that you are matching the url against is different for each request.