Awesome video. My login script handles a similar situation by basically waiting for the element and if it doesn't appear, throws an error, I catch it and move on. Our popup doesn't always show, so I handled it like that. I like this approach much better, thanks for sharing!
Thank you! Whats the best way to do this so it applies across ALL your tests? I dont want to add this to every test.
Another amazing video on playwright thank you!
Thank you :)
Awesome content! I would love to see a video on using playwright inside docker containers on azure pipelines.
Awesome video. My login script handles a similar situation by basically waiting for the element and if it doesn't appear, throws an error, I catch it and move on. Our popup doesn't always show, so I handled it like that.
I like this approach much better, thanks for sharing!
Exactly the same here. I now changed to this approach because in my case the pop up can appear any time so the handler is way cleaner for me
Thanks for the video i will try on my case, popup ads always show randomly