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Throw error when selector matches more than one element and one is expected #1

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krzysztof-jelski opened this issue Dec 21, 2017 · 2 comments
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Throw error when selector matches more than one element and one is expected #1

krzysztof-jelski opened this issue Dec 21, 2017 · 2 comments
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I verified that operations that use find in fact work on the first found element. Instead there should be an error raised that the selector matches more than one element.

It's also not in-line with the docs, as those claim the error will be raised.

Find uses debugElement.query, so in fact it's somehow related to how this function behaves.
@HubertLegec HubertLegec self-assigned this Dec 19, 2018
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@HubertLegec HubertLegec moved this from To do to In progress in ng-test-runner Dec 28, 2018
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Will be fixed when #15 is merged.

@HubertLegec HubertLegec moved this from In progress to Done in ng-test-runner Dec 29, 2018
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Fixed in v1.1.8

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