No Click Action
See original GitHub issueHey, I’m using Appium
with WinAppDriver
with Visual Studio 2015 Community Edition
to Test a UWP application.
When I have a TextBlock
, that has a Tapped
event and I do the following:
mySession.FindElementByName("myElement").Click();
I got the name
from Inspector
(from Windows Kit). The test doesn’t fail (so it finds the element), but it also does no click
action. If it would send a click
, then it would navigate to a new page, but it does not.
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- Created 7 years ago
- Comments:17 (6 by maintainers)
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@timotiusmargo This fixed the test I reported here.
We understand the underlying issue and are looking at addressing this soon.