[5.4] Add assertSeeText() and assertDontSeeText() to TestResponse #18690
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This pull request adds two new assertions to the TestResponse class:
assertSeeText()
andassertDontSeeText()
.Motivation
These assertions are really helpful when asserting against HTML responses, as visual design of the page shouldn't make a test pass or fail. Given the following HTML:
I would currently test this using the following assertion:
But whenever a designer thinks it would look better if it was also italic, or add some extra CSS classes, my test would break. All I really care about is that the views are shown on the page. The
assertSeeText()
assertion solves this issue: