Clearing previously intercepted requests

[ezrag26]

Is there a way to clear previously intercepted requests so that waiting on an aliased intercept will now start from the next interception?

For example, I have a request that is called every X seconds, and I want to compare the state after taking some action. There may or may not have been one or more requests between:

1. the first request where I record the state that I know won't change by the time the action is taken, and
2. the request after the action was taken

Therefore I cannot rely on cy.wait() being called two times, or three times, etc.

Currently, I do the following:

describe('Interceptions', () => {
  it('Uses the correct request', () => {
    cy.intercept('GET', '/foo').as('foo')

    cy.wait('@foo') // request #1 to /foo

    // Get some variable to see current state

    // request #2 to #n to /foo

    cy.get('button').click()

    cy.intercept('GET', '/foo').as('bar') // intercept same request, but use a different alias to reference new interceptions without needing to wait on the previous ones

    // request #n+1 to /foo

    cy.wait('@bar') // will yield request #n+1, but with more complex arguments to cy.intercept could be annoying
  })
})

What I would like would be something like this:

describe('Interceptions', () => {
  it('Resets interceptions', () => {
    cy.intercept('GET', '/foo').as('foo')

    cy.wait('@foo') // request #1 to /foo

    // Get some variable to see current state

    // request #2 to #n to /foo // there could potentially be more requests, too

    cy.get('button').click()

    // cy.clearIntercepts('@foo') // would like to have something like this so that request #2 to #n will be forgotten about

    // request #n+1 to /foo

    cy.wait('@foo') // will yield request #n+1
  })
})