Keyword definition & Variable definition not found error

[Zabi-Py]

1. Keyword definition not found error is being raised for SeleniumLibrary keywords.
2. Autocomplete is also not working.
3. Variable definition not found error is raised even after importing resource file. Can you please resolve this issue and update the plugin accordingly ?

RobotFramework = 3.0.2, robotframework-seleniumlibrary = 3.0.0.b3

[Zabi-Py]

[michaelzoro]

I have the same issue. After down-grading to the former Selenium2Library 'robotframework-selenium2library (1.8.0)' all worked fine. I.e. there is some kind of incompatibility of the plugin with 'robotframework-seleniumlibrary (3.0.0)'.

[r-roos]

having the same issue

//Edit most likely the plugin is broken due to the redesigned SeleniumLibrary

[alalakina]

having the same issue robotframework=3.0.2, robotframework-seleniumlibrary=3.0.1

[huima]

Similar issue with robot 3.0.2 without Selenium.

It seems that import of json library does not work, and Generate Random String is not found as well as problems in variable definitions like: &{headers}=

[OliaVk]

Experienced the same issue with ExtendedSelenium2Library. The fix for me was to use Selenium2Library. In the original question @Zabi-Py imports SeleniumLibrary, using Selrnium2Library instead, might solve the issue.

[MarkJB]

SeleniumLibrary now uses the Dynamic Library API

Only differences between static and dynamic libraries are how Robot Framework discovers what keywords a library implements

http://robotframework.org/robotframework/latest/RobotFrameworkUserGuide.html#dynamic-library-api

[teone]

Same issue with Golang:

Keywords from local libraries work perfectly

Robot Framework is installed and the IDE is configured to point to the correct python interpreted

[AmailP]

Closing as a duplicate of #38