Test fails with ERROR - cannot find //a[text()="automation"]
See original GitHub issueTried with a simple flow, but it fails with ERROR - cannot find //a[text()="automation"]
testflow.zip
https://github.com/tebelorg/TagUI
click //a[text()="automation"]
click //a[text()="casperjs"]
click .form-control.header-search-input.js-site-search-focus
enter .form-control.header-search-input.js-site-search-focus as adrinan7\r
click //a[text()="adrian7/adrian7.github.io"]
click //a[text()="adrian7"]
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Looks ok now, added a backup reference to use URL via href, so that for links with special text formatting, at least there is a way to access via the href attribute. Keeping issue open for inputs.
Yes was recorded using the chrome extension. Maybe we could check for white-spaces characters in the chrome ext, so when the flow is saved is using contains instead of =
Thanks.