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Inform a user that a click was made on a wrong element #2930
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Can this be re-opened? I believe it still happens (we're seeing it occur on some of our tests while running against BrowserStack's iPhone 8. |
This is also an issue for us when we have a dynamic notification box display on top of elements we need to click. Instead of failing the test, TestCafe continues to find the element and try to interact with it again and again creating an infinite loop. |
Release v2.0.2-rc.1 addresses this. |
When testcafe clicks an element which is overlapped by the second element, it waits for the first element to appear. If the first element do not appear during selector timeout period, then it clicks the second element.
It would be nice to inform users that a click is made on a wrong element.
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