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I have big collection of e2e tests, some fail since I updated to v3.
A Test failed because a click on an element revealed another element. That element was immediately hovered. It was not expected to be hovered. (see my repo: https://github.com/htho/testcafe-repro-click-hover)
I searched the changelog for anything click-related but did not find anything.
What are you suggesting?
A collection of differences and oddities that may happen when switching to native automation.
I checked your example. When I run the npm run test-dna command, I do not get any errors. When I run npm run test-na, I get an error:
If I understand it correctly, you meant that there should be .ok() in the 16th row. If this is the case, yes, there is a bug when the Native Automation mode is not used. Please create a separate issue for this bug and separate issues in the case of other bugs and illustrate them with simple examples.
An extra section/page with concrete cases like mine would help.
We have a section with the limitations. It makes no sense to create a section for such bugs. You can find all known bugs in this repo.
What is your Scenario?
I have big collection of e2e tests, some fail since I updated to v3.
A Test failed because a click on an element revealed another element. That element was immediately hovered. It was not expected to be hovered. (see my repo: https://github.com/htho/testcafe-repro-click-hover)
I searched the changelog for anything click-related but did not find anything.
What are you suggesting?
A collection of differences and oddities that may happen when switching to native automation.
The current documentation is very generic: https://testcafe.io/documentation/404237/guides/intermediate-guides/native-automation-mode#q-do-i-need-to-change-my-tests-to-run-testcafe-3x
An extra section/page with concrete cases like mine would help.
What alternatives have you considered?
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