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Annotations for finding Flutter UI Elements

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In the native Appium drivers, annotations can be added to a MobileElement variable in replacement of using the traditional driver.findElementById() method. Having these annotations for Flutter finder methods, like valueKey, would be very valuable. Flutter Driver Reference Issue 96634588-bb5bcb80-12e8-11eb-9f94-93d17f6a755f

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Created 3 years ago
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krmahadevancommented, Nov 10, 2020

@ajschwieterman - I went through your original issue https://github.com/truongsinh/appium-flutter-driver/issues/108 and have logged a question there as well. As far as I can tell, TestNG has no role to play in your ask.

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krmahadevancommented, Nov 10, 2020

@shibupanda thanks. Closing this issue.

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