I have declared async function in page object which has few assertions defined to validate for the presence of elements on a page and I have to call this function twice in same test but I am getting warning - "You passed a DOM snapshot property to the assertion's 't.expect()' method" even when I am not using await keyword in t.expect().
Please let me know how can I get rid of this warning.
fixture('Assertions in Page Object test suite').beforeEach(async t => {
await t.useRole(login);
});
test('Validate UI for sample page, async t => {
await pageObject.validateTableUI(t);
await t.click(pageObject.changeTab);
await pageObject.validateTableUI(t);
});
The Page object method is :
export default class SamplePage {
constructor() {
this.table = Selector('table');
this.tableHeaders = Selector('table thead th);
this.changeTab = Selector('tab);
}
async validateTableUI(t){
await t
.expect(this.table.visible)
.ok()
.expect(this.tableHeaders.visible)
.ok()
.expect(this.tableHeaders.nth(1).textContent)
.contains('Column 1')
.expect(this.tableHeaders.nth(2).textContent)
.contains('Column 1');
}
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