Vaadin TestBench 5.1.1

Changes in TestBench 5.1.1 include:

• #969 - Removed the dependency on com.google.gwt:gwt-user

Vaadin Testbench 5.1.0

Main enhancements in 5.1.0

• Selenium version is now 3.4.0
• PhantomJSDriver version is now 1.4.2
• New waitUntil helper method added in Element and TestCase classes

List of minor bugfixes in each pre-release release notes:

• 5.1.0.beta2
• 5.1.0.beta1
• 5.1.0.alpha1

Support for Vaadin 10 and Web Components

ElementQuery has been rewritten to work with Web Components and the DOM

• $(ButtonElement.class) searches for the tag defined in ButtonElement using @Element("some-tag")
• id("someId") restricts the search to elements with the given id
• attr(name,value) restricts the search to elements with the given attribute value
• first(), last(), all(), get(i) fetches the given matching element
• onPage() resets the search context to the root of the page
• Other methods previously available in ElementQuery were removed

New helper methods added to TestBenchElement:

• getPropertyString(name), getPropertyBoolean(name), getPropertyDouble(name) fetches the property from the element
• setProperty(name,value) sets the property on the element
• callFunction(name, parameters) calls the given function on the element using the given parameters

Support for IE8, IE9, IE10 and PhantomJS was removed. These browsers are not supported by Vaadin 10.

A HasElementQuery interface was added to make it easier to create helper interfaces using element queries.

Fix issue with latest selenium

TestBench 5.1.0.beta2 includes a fix for:

• #945 Infinite loop with latest Selenium when using WebDriverWait

4.2.1 maintenance release fixing certificate validation and infinite loop under some conditions

The main improvement is:

• #949 Avoid an infinite loop when trying to find the innermost driver

Waiting on a condition

New waitUntil helper method added in Element and TestCase classes, it can be used in the following way:
waitUntil(ExpectedConditions.presenceOfElementLocated(by), 10);

Updated PhantomJSDriver and Selenium versions. Minor bugfixes and improvements included.

Following dependencies have been updated:

• Selenium version is now 3.4.0
• PhantomJSDriver version is now 1.4.2

Also following bugfixes and improvements are included:

• #885 Fix NPE when platform is unknown
• #882 Make it possible to override getDriver()
• #893 Prevent NPE if getCapabilities() is null
• #896 Allow nulling the driver after a test
• #897 Fix invalid main class name in manifest
• #907 Allowing @RunLocally to use Edge and IE
• #909 Allow test to be run in a hub with system property
• #905 License checker should respect log level when printing messages
• #895 Automatically scroll elements into view before interacting with them
• #883 Add helper for executing JavaScript

Vaadin 8 Compatibility and Selenium upgrade

• CheckBoxGroupElement added to test CheckBoxGroup Component
• RadioButtonGroupElement added to test RadioButtonGroup Component
• RetryRule added to re-run randomly failing tests.
• New Selenium version in use (3.0.1)

Vaadin 8 Compatibility and Selenium upgrade

• CheckBoxGroupElement added to test CheckBoxGroup Component
• RadioButtonGroupElement added to test RadioButtonGroup Component
• RetryRule added to re-run randomly failing tests.
• New Selenium version in use (3.0.1)

4.2.0

Changes in vaadin-testbench-core:

• Screen comparison is supported for individual elements through TestBenchElement.compareScreen.
• TestBenchElement can be compared with WebElement using equals().
• State of a checkbox can be checked using CheckBoxElement.isChecked().
• TestBenchElement has getClassNames() and hasClassName(String) for testing class names.
• Removed Vaadin version detection which was broken in Liferay.
• List selects in multiselect mode can be tested with PhantomJS.
• waitForVaadin is executed before each element method, eliminating timing issues in some tests.
• The hub host name can be overridden using -Dcom.vaadin.testbench.Parameters.hubHostname.
• Component Element API changes in vaadin-testbench-api:

The input field for a ComboBox can be retrieved using ComboBoxElement.getInputField().

• GridElement has getRowCount() to get the number of data rows in the grid.
• GridElement has getRows() for iterating over all data rows in the grid
• State of a checkbox can be checked using CheckBoxElement.isChecked()
• Links can be clicked using LinkElement.click()
• Link caption is correctly returned using LinkElement.getCaption()