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[Question] elementHandle.waitForSelector followed by elementHandle.waitForElementState
See original GitHub issuewaitForSelector could be followed by a waitForElementState to e.g. make sure that an element is not moving, using the stable state.
Is this always the required workflow to achieve this, or was there ever an idea that waitForSelector could also somehow wait for the element to become stable?
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- Created 3 years ago
- Comments:5 (5 by maintainers)
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I think this was more of semantics i.e. is it a good idea for waitForElement() to be able to wait for something to be stable. I.e. in a screenshot scenario.
I’ll close this as a part of the bug triaging process. We have hundreds of bugs and feature requests with dozens and even hundreds of upvotes, while this one only has a few thumbs up. Please feel free to open a new bug and link this one if you’d like to see it addressed.