Closed matt-kxs closed 2 weeks ago
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@Bayheck, please ignore the bot - nothing to share here I'm just hoping for a process change where you link known bugs to the documentation so we can track progress. Thank you!
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@Bayheck There are no open issues about iframes though so either the documentation is wrong or a bug was never logged by the testcafe team. This means the official docs is misleading users into thinking the iframe bugs are being worked on when they're not.
Hello, Could please try running your tests with TestCafe v3.7.0?
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The reason why there was no link between bugs and actual reports is that those scenarios were synthetic (no user reported it). Thanks for your understanding.
What is your Scenario?
Official documentation lists the following:
https://testcafe.io/documentation/404237/guides/intermediate-guides/native-automation-mode#q-what-are-the-limitations-of-native-automation
TestCafe hangs when it accesses iframes in local HTML files. TestCafe cannot interact with iframes that the document.write method injects into the page.
What are you suggesting?
These issues are blocking us from switching to native automation and have remained broken for a long time. Is it possible to link these problems (and possibly others) to actual bug reports so it's easier to track the progress being made?
What alternatives have you considered?
No response
Additional context
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