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* Fix cypress * Use test ID to identify Open IFC button There is an open issue within the cypress-real-events library which states that the `.realHover()` function is no longer compatible with Google Chrome after version 100[1]. So we instead proceed with refactoring that test to use test IDs to match the desired HTML element. The way this failure shows up during testing is the first use of the function in question works, but any subsequent usage by other test cases within the same run will not work. However, if you retry the test run, it will give a "false positive" as long as you run within the same Cypress + Google Chrome process. False positive is in quotes because if you run it again within the same process pair, it works but if you execute on a different test runner, you will get a failure. An example of this consistent failure would be executing this test suite in GitHub Actions where each run is handled by a new test runner with a completely different process space. 1: dmtrKovalenko/cypress-real-events#247 * Fix whitespace --------- Co-authored-by: Pablo Mayrgundter <pablo.mayrgundter@gmail.com>
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