Port Crawler Improvements

[Shashi456]

Fixes #236

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Merging #258 into master will decrease coverage by 0.19%. The diff coverage is 0%.

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[Shashi456]

@sagarvijaygupta @marco-c so i made already_clicked_elems a local variable and took care of indentation, there are redundancies in the exception blocks because we check if the xpath exists or not, so there's a try-catch block for each conditional.

[marco-c]

there are redundancies in the exception blocks because we check if the xpath exists or not, so there's a try-catch block for each conditional.

What if you put the try before the if-else for xpath?

[marco-c]

so i made already_clicked_elems a local variable

It can't be local to do_something, otherwise it gets cleared every time we click on something and thus it becomes ineffective.

[Shashi456]

@marco-c where should i declare it instead? because one way i can think of is declaring it in the function which is calling it and pass it as a parameter

[sagarvijaygupta]

@Shashi456 I think we should declare it in run_test_both and pass it to jump_back also.

[marco-c]

@Shashi456 I think we should declare it in run_test_both and pass it to jump_back also.

Yes, we should declare it in run_test_both. Do we need it for jump_back? In jump_back we should already know exactly what we're going to click, right?