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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions docs/api/node-events/overview.mdx
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Expand Up @@ -233,7 +233,7 @@ You can use the `task` event to do things like:
## Execution context

The [`setupNodeEvents`](/app/references/configuration#setupNodeEvents)
function (or deprecated [plugins file][legacypluginsfile] function) is invoked
function is invoked
when Cypress opens a project.

Cypress does this by spawning an independent `child_process` which then
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When Cypress executes the
[`setupNodeEvents`](/app/references/configuration#setupNodeEvents) function
(or deprecated [plugins file][legacypluginsfile] function) it will execute with
it will execute with
`process.cwd()` set to your project's path. Additionally - you will be able to
`require` **any node module** you have installed, including local files inside
your project.
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -289,7 +289,7 @@ itself runs in. That means you cannot accidentally modify or change Cypress's
own execution in any way.

If your [`setupNodeEvents`](/app/references/configuration#setupNodeEvents)
function (or deprecated [plugins file][legacypluginsfile] function) has an
function has an
uncaught exception, an unhandled rejection from a promise, or a syntax error -
Cypress will automatically catch those and display them to you inside of the
console and even in Cypress itself.
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