It felt like you were a bit biased towards puppeteer, I would guess because of server JavaScript background vs browser JavaScript. I come from browser JS and Cypress feels natural to me. Chaining is popular since jQuery days and in both server/client side JS it is now popularized with Promises. But it is much easier for me to read code that uses chaining then lots of awaits :)
But I would agree with you on a few points you mentioned
Assertions in Cypress could be much improved, I still have to look up documentation and cannot memorize them
Ability to pause at a command and then step through would be amazing. I tried .debug() and it stops in the middle of Cypress code :(. Also, adding .then(()=>{ debugger; }) has limited usefulness.
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It felt like you were a bit biased towards puppeteer, I would guess because of server JavaScript background vs browser JavaScript. I come from browser JS and Cypress feels natural to me. Chaining is popular since jQuery days and in both server/client side JS it is now popularized with Promises. But it is much easier for me to read code that uses chaining then lots of
awaits:)But I would agree with you on a few points you mentioned