I was wondering what the expected outcome should be of attempting to click
on an element that does not exist within a page, but has the `required:
false` option applied to it.
Given this page:
class SomePage {
...
static content = {
button(required: false) {
$('.some-incorrect-selector').module(SomeButtonModule) }
...
}
}
and given this Spec:
class SomeSpec {
def 'Clicking on the button should take user to AnotherPage' () {
given:
def page = to SomePage
when:
page.button.click()
then:
at AnotherPage
}
}
When the button doesn't exist on `SomePage` the test is still reaching the
`at` check for `AnotherPage`, I would have thought that an exception would
have been thrown when the button element is missing and can't be clicked.
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