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-remove some sleep()
-unselect clones before testing

Thonier Florian authored Oct 25, 2019 and Mathieu Giraud committed Oct 29, 2019

Add clone attributes to clones in unit tests
Allow to test various behavior of major refactoring
Add a specific functionnal test script to allow testing new behavior of clones

Link to #3902, #3945

In Chrome we have some cases where the element is not ready yet as we test it.
Thus we prefer using the until function to make sure the element is as expected within
a short amount of time

For some reason with this version of Watir both titles are empty.
Thus we have to match on the URL.

Use latest Ruby version and Watir instead of watir-webdriver.
This will make it easier to install it on recent OS and it
will also allow us to test on recent Firefox versions.

Some changes in the syntax:
- visible? is deprecated → present?
- wait_until_* are deprecated → wait_until(&: *)
- some way of specifying timeouts

Watir also seems to be quicker thus the need to add
some waits or some sleeps

Mikaël Salson authored Sep 11, 2018 and Mathieu Giraud committed Sep 14, 2018

This reverts commit ba086042.
Now that the test has been fixed we want it to be run again.

This reverts commit ba086042.
Now that the test has been fixed we want it to be run again.

See #3430.

Completes #2712.

Mikaël Salson authored May 15, 2017 and Mathieu Giraud committed Jun 07, 2017

We should just intantiate the browser in one place so that we can easily change it.
Moreover we benefit that to make it possible to change the browser path (FF).
This would enable testing several versions of the web browser.

Mikaël Salson authored May 15, 2017 and Mathieu Giraud committed Jun 07, 2017

We have a file dedicated to the opening of the browser for the file
of interest, in the same fashion as browser_test.rb

Mikaël Salson authored May 15, 2017 and Mathieu Giraud committed Jun 07, 2017

This was becoming a mess

Just to still have a meaningful variable name

Due to the changes in axes management, there was some changes in the way stuff is displayed
in the HTML page.
Therefore the clone_info_segmenter also has to return the axisBox span (which didn't exist
before and whose content was in infoBox).
The productivity information can now be textually found in the title of the
span.

See #2412

Ryan Herbert authored May 15, 2017 and Mathieu Giraud committed May 15, 2017

The appearance of the identity values seems to have been interfering
with the highlighting. Waiting for the identity to appear before
proceding with the tests seems to work consistently.