A few recommendations from this thread.
1. Minimize the usage of `@browser.text` it results in more overhead
than necessary and is more likely to provide brittle results (if at
some point something else on the page says "English" for instance).
Locate the exact element you want, or at least a
This would be a Chromedriver issue, so we'd need to see what commands
are getting sent to the driver.
Can you run both with `Selenium::WebDriver.logger.level = :info`?
Is the html public that we could get them a reproducible issue?
On Thu, Jun 14, 2018 at 6:29 AM Steve Parrado wrote:
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> Has
I do something like this if I want to see an element or text is present or
not
`expect(@browser.div(id: language-selection, visible_text:
'English').present?).to be true` (or false)
I also learned if you add the class id or name, it goes much more quickly
instead of just visible_text.
Has anyone seen similar behavior? I am still at a loss about this.
On Thursday, June 7, 2018 at 12:00:07 AM UTC-4, Steve Parrado wrote:
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> I was attempting to write a function that performed a ctrl+click so that
> if the click caused a page navigation, it would be in a new window which
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