findAll method with lambda is not working as expected

[rakeshnambiar]

findAll method is not working as expected as documented here https://serenity-bdd.github.io/docs/screenplay/screenplay_fundamentals#using-lambda-expressions-to-create-custom-tasks.
It's working with the @FindB approach like:

    @FindBy(css = "a.u-faux-block-link__overlay.js-headline-text")
    static List<WebElement> news_headings;

whereas it's not working with the code:

    public static Question<Integer> numberOfNewsArticles() {
        return Question.about("the number of news items")
                .answeredBy(
                        actor -> BrowseTheWeb.as(actor).findAll("a.u-faux-block-link__overlay.js-headline-text").size());
    }

The web page which I tried was: https://www.theguardian.com/tone/news
Also, I am wondering - do we have any alternative method to get the list of elements with Target instead of the css or XPath locators

[globalworming]

it works with "body a.u-faux-block-link__overlay.js-headline-text"
seems like one of the cases where "cssOrXpathSelector" is evaluated to xpath.

this runs successfully

@Test
  void countElements() {
    tester.attemptsTo(Open.url("https://www.theguardian.com/tone/news"));
    tester.should(seeThat(numberOfNewsArticles(), CoreMatchers.is(21)));
  }
  private static Question<Integer> numberOfNewsArticles() {
    return Question.about("the number of news articles")
        .answeredBy(
            actor -> BrowseTheWeb.as(actor).findAll("body a.u-faux-block-link__overlay.js-headline-text").size());
  }

[rakeshnambiar]

@globalworming Thanks a lot for your reply. The main highlights of the latest SerenityJS version is the Target. Is there any way I can get the ListOfWebElement with the Target?

[globalworming]

  @Test
  void countElements() {
    tester.attemptsTo(Open.url("https://www.theguardian.com/tone/news"));
    tester.should(seeThat(numberOfNewsArticles(), CoreMatchers.is(21)));
  }

  private static Question<Integer> numberOfNewsArticles() {
    Target newsArticles =
        Target.the("news articles")
            .located(By.cssSelector("a.u-faux-block-link__overlay.js-headline-text"));
    return Question.about("the number of news articles")
        .answeredBy(actor -> newsArticles.resolveAllFor(actor).size());
  }