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I would like to check if key-value pair exist on a object. I use should.js with syntax: cy.gey(selector).should('have.property', 'Compasny Feature: ', ['open space ']); but I get this error Error: AssertionError: expected { Object (Company Feature: , Name: ) } to have property 'Company Feature: ' of [ 'open space ' ], but got [ 'open space ' ] I totally have no idea which part the value does not match. or it is just a bug from should.js?

// debug output
{
    "Company Feature: ": [
        "open space "
    ],
    "Name: ": [
        "John, Amazon "
    ]
}
// test.ts
cy.gey(selector).should('have.property', 'Compasny Feature: ', ['open space ']);



// html
<div class="container">
    <span>
        <span class="title">Company Feature: </span>
        <span class="text">open space </span>
    </span>
    <span>
        <span class="title">Name: </span>
        <span class="text">John, Amazon </span>
    </span>
</div>
jacobcan118
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The issue is simply that you are referencing different instances of the array. You can fix this by referencing the same instance of the array like so:

const testFeature = [
        "open space "
    ];
const TestData = {
    "Company Feature: ": testFeature,
    "Name: ": [
        "John, Amazon "
    ]
}
// test.ts
cy.gey(selector).should('have.property', 'Company Feature: ', testFeature);

Alternatively you can use .deep in the chain and have it check against the structure see docs: https://www.chaijs.com/api/bdd/#method_property

// test.ts
cy.gey(selector).should('have.deep.property', 'Company Feature: ', testFeature);
zecuria
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