There’s a point in almost every browser automation project where someone says: “The tests are...
There’s a point in almost every browser automation project where someone says:
“The tests are getting flaky.”
And then the team starts fixing the tests.
Longer waits. More retries. New selectors. Another helper function. Maybe a wrapper around the wrapper around click().
Sometimes that’s the right answer.
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