click, wait: include original call stack in error message#137
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welelay wants to merge 2 commits intoanticoders:developfrom
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click, wait: include original call stack in error message#137welelay wants to merge 2 commits intoanticoders:developfrom
welelay wants to merge 2 commits intoanticoders:developfrom
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an example with click error: |
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@welelay Maybe it would be useful to have this stack in other places as well? Also, have you checked if it works on Firefox? |
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Maybe in other places as well, like when I do I don't get the original stack trace on expect fail |
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yes, it works on Firefox: |
the code is sent converted to string and instrumented before being executed on server, so stack manipulations are required.
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When calling click() or waitForDom, I've included the original call stack in the error message.
With this I can figure out which of the waitForDom failed, even if there is the same selector.
Same thing for click(), where I sometime get errors in the element.click() code, which doesn't show which selector it was.
You see the waitForDom("#signIn") message here in action:
compared to what I get with the original code: