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How to use the below element using webdriverIO

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MicrosoftTeams-image (12) I have attached my application view for About tab displayed for not using winappdriver with WebdriverIO.

await (await (await $('//*[@automationId=\"AboutTb\"]')).shadow$('//RadioButton[@Name=\"About\"]')).waitForDisplayed(); I have written to detect the About link in my windows custom application, but it always failed to locate the element. Am i doing something wrong.

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anunay1commented, Jan 23, 2023

Send me a teams invite tomorrow at 8:30 PM IST.

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diptilenkacommented, Jan 27, 2023

Your code is ok can you get the page source.

Again i think we need to sit together at night ISt today to have another look ? @anunay1

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