browser.wait() doesn't seem to work as documented

As documented here: http://zombie.labnotes.org/API#browser-wait-done-callback the wait() function should accept two functions as arguments, the first of which is a return condition that, once met, will run the second argument function.

However, in my mocha test, this is a failing example of a try at this, and the second function still runs, even though the first return returns false.

I’m honestly not even sure the hashChanged function is ever run, any attempt to put a debugger; or console.log( ... ); in the function never seems to catch or output anything.

it('should change the location hash', function (done) {
    function hashChanged (window) {
        return window.location.hash === 'THIS IS NEVER, AND WILL NEVER BE TRUE!';
    }

    browser.pressButton('sign-in', function (err) {
        expect(err).to.be.undefined;

        browser.wait(hashChanged, function () {
            browser.evaluate('window.location.hash').should.equal('#');

            done();
        });
    });
});

[JohnPostlethwait]

Ah! Maybe that is my real issue then…

My application connects the socket, and then fills out the HTML page with the data it gets over-the-wire, which I was trying to wait for with the above examples…

[JohnPostlethwait]

Ok, thanks for all the help with this!