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Is there a way to bypass looking for Angular on a specific page?
For example, I have a login page that does not use angular, however login is required to access the angularjs application.
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hey, up against it this week, happy to take a pull request. :)
@lenient where is the right place to put this.browser.ignoreSynchronization = true; ?
@matmar10 it should be added in the step_definitions JS file, the first line of your step function.
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Is there a way to bypass looking for Angular on a specific page?
For example, I have a login page that does not use angular, however login is required to access the angularjs application.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: