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isAt() should behave exactly the same way as at does with only the difference in not throwing an exception when verification fails, this is not the case as of now
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what I meant is that at() sets the browser's page field to the page passed as the argument if the verification succeeds:
{noformat}
at MyPage
assert browser.page instanceof MyPage
{noformat}
It's not the case for isAt() though:
{noformat}
assert isAt(MyPage)
assert !(browser.page instanceof MyPage)
{noformat}
After thinking about it for a while I'm starting to think that's actually the right thing that isAt() doesn't modify the page field.. So I'm in favour of marking this issue as 'not an issue'.
Originally created by Marcin Erdmann.
isAt() should behave exactly the same way as at does with only the difference in not throwing an exception when verification fails, this is not the case as of now
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: