Impact Score: 5/10
Cypress: 0.6.14
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Analysis updated: 2026-11-01.
⚡ Executive Summary (TL;DR)
Cypress v0.6.14. Source highlight: *Released 06/11/2015*
Who Does This Impact? (Role-Based Analysis)
💻 Software Engineers & Devs
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📊 Product & Engineering Leads
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⚙️ DevOps & Security
Verify the target version, runtime requirements and rollback procedure in the official documentation.
⚡ Performance & Enhancements (1)
- Internal refactor / improvements to support long lived runnable objects to work with page events.
📄 View Raw Release Notes (Original Developer Log)
*Released 06/11/2015*
**Features:**
- Command logging has been upgraded to support "page events", which are different than commands. Now events which happen (XHR/page load/url change/spies/stubs/mocks) log out visually differently and do not use a command number. This should be easier to parse what was a real command and what was a page event.
- When the url changes this is now logged as a page event, and its `onConsole` logs what caused it to change.
**Misc:**
- Internal refactor / improvements to support long lived runnable objects to work with page events.
- Request Commands (now page events) have now been renamed to 'XHR'.
- [cy.document()](https://on.cypress.io/document) now returns the raw document object instead of a jQuery wrapped document object.
- When [.its()](https://on.cypress.io/its) or [.invoke()](https://on.cypress.io/invoke) fails it will include the current subject n the `onConsole` log.
- [cy.wait()](https://on.cypress.io/wait) now logs out when its referenced aliases, and its `onConsole` output displays the XHR return values.
- [cy.hash()](https://on.cypress.io/hash) and [cy.url()](https://on.cypress.io/url) no longer pass the return value as the command log's `message`, which made no sense and was unlike every other command.