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Improve the log message about the old and new test annotation syntax. Resolve #628
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# [email protected] | ||
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## What's new | ||
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The log message about the `qase(id, 'title')` annotation syntax got improved. | ||
Earlier it was saying that this syntax is deprecated, which could be understood as that it's not working anymore, | ||
or will be removed any time. | ||
In fact, it's still working and will be supported further on. | ||
However, there's a more powerful and flexible syntax which we propose to try in new tests. | ||
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The updated log message will, hopefully, explain it better: | ||
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> Some tests are using qase(id, 'Title') syntax. | ||
> Consider using the new syntax: qase.id().title() in the test body. See the docs for reference: | ||
> https://github.com/qase-tms/qase-javascript/tree/main/qase-playwright#readme | ||
# [email protected] | ||
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## What's new | ||
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