Hey guys, I have a problem with running my script. For some reason node_modules folder in my App Data folder is being targeted instead of the one in my project folder when using VS Code terminal. Also it keeps saying my chromedriver is outdated even though i updated it globally and locally.
Using Protractor with Jasmine
Any help would be appreciated
@Dzanan91 That error is a mismatch between the chromedriver (v74.0.3729.6) and the chrome browser, which are different things. Try to see which version your chrome browser is in Help -> About Google Chrome. If you have multiple versions of Chrome Browser in your project, you will have to target the right one to match your chromedriver. https://chromedriver.storage.googleapis.com/74.0.3729.6/notes.txt Your chromedriver version only supports Chrome Browser v74. The latest of chromedriver should 80.x.x.x, so you might not be getting the latest with your webdriver-manager update command.
And have installed latest chromedriver stable version ( 79 )
still for some reason doesnt read the latest chromedriver version
and returns error as shown in screenshot above
so weird
Thanks
Hello guys, I need some debugging tips. I am using Angular 8, and Google Chrome 80.x.x.x.x
I have a test that logs in the system, by sendKeys for login and password, press a button, and then try to fill 2 more form fields, name and description also with sendKeys.
The script goes well until the last description field, when it freezes.
I have switched the order, filling description first, and the system freezes at the name. So, it seems that my finder is correctly designed.
I have a test that logs in the system, by sendKeys for login and password, press a button, and then try to fill 2 more form fields, name and description also with sendKeys.
The script goes well until the last description field, when it freezes.
I have switched the order, filling description first, and the system freezes at the name. So, it seems that my finder is correctly designed.
I am using async and await pattern
navBarGrupos = new NavBarGrupos();
await navBarGrupos.clickOnCrieNovoGrupo();
grupoUpdatePage = new GrupoUpdatePage();
grupoCabecalhoPage = new GrupoCabecalhoPage();
await grupoUpdatePage.setNomeInput('nome'),
await grupoUpdatePage.setDescricaoInput('descricao')
this is the test.spec (the names are in portuguese)
this is the page finder elements
editForm = element(by.name('editForm'));
nomeInput = this.editForm.element(by.id('field_nome'));
descricaoInput = this.editForm.element(by.id('field_descricao'));
nomeInput = this.editForm.element(by.id('field_nome'));
descricaoInput = this.editForm.element(by.id('field_descricao'));
I have tried whitout the editForm, and it behaves the same way
async setNomeInput(nome: string): Promise<void> {
await this.nomeInput.sendKeys(nome);
}
await this.nomeInput.sendKeys(nome);
}
this is the "typer"
make sure its correct one
.then(async (value)=>{ await expect(value).toBe(true) }); this part here doesn't work, because expect(value).toBe(true) it is not a promise
I can share my screen with you.
also make sure you chrome browser also updated to 80
screenshot would definately help
my browser is 80
let me check the webdriver
it is the latest
This is my PO:
getTableHeaders() {
const tableHeaders = [];
element.all(by.css('.mat-header-cell button')).then(elements => {
elements.forEach(el => {
el.getText().then((header: string) => {
console.log(header);
tableHeaders.push(header.toUpperCase());
});
});
}).then(() => {
return tableHeaders;
});
}cant i return the array?