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One reason is Then/When/Given usage change in cucumber 6.x, you can change few step functions to verify this.

For 1.x step function file looks like

You're almost there, within the network tools you can manipulate the overview to see segments of the requests. Open up the network tools of the site, make sure you clear all the requests first. Then do a search.

This is far easier in person to show you or a video for that matter. But here's a set of images to guide you to looking at specific parts of the requests made when an action is done on a website.

See the images here. I've explained them individually below

Image1:

• Here I've already loaded the page up you provided and clicked inspect and network tab.
• I'm clicking the button you can see in red to clear all of those requests of the server.

Image2:

• This is what it should look like when you clear the requests

Image3:

• I've done a search for developer and you can see the requests for this action down below.

Image4:

• Now at the overview you can select portions of that action's requests/responses. Here i'm honing in on the first part of that action. You just have to click and drag. Get a feel for this yourself.
• I now can see those 5 requests down below
• The first four requests are GET requests and don't really tell us much
• The fifth request is a POST request this is the one which posts data, the information on the right hand side of the image will tell you where it posts to and what response it gets back.

Image5

• Here is the same image as before but Ive scrolled down abit to see the payload. That is the key things that need to given along with the POST HTTP request to do a search on this website.

Note the comments on my post. Below is a code example that gets the JSON data you desire.

A collarary, that I Have never coded in node.js, so please be mindful of that! It does however work.

Your app is in C:\ServiceNow\foggydev\agent\scripts\NodeJSAWSConnector\APINetworks.js

node_modules are in: C:\Program Files\nodejs\node_modules\npm\node_modules

Seems like You've installed aws-api-gateway-client globally (since You're saying that node_modules folder is in different place)

Steps to check and solve:

1) check package.json file if it exists in dependencies,

2) make sure in Your test server aws-api-gateway-client exists in node_modules folder,

3) do npm i --save aws-api-gateway-client to install it in node_modules folder relative to Your project, which will also add that module to dependencies in package.json

4) deploy to test server again with updated packge.json

Looks to be a problem with ReactBootstrap assuming propTypes is defined in prod.

You can update your Rails babel.config.js file to ignore the babel-plugin-transform-react-remove-prop-types which is effectively what's causing the error.

You could, for example, comment the lines out, leaving a note as to why it's commented out. E.g.