Getting HTTP headers of the url page response directly in a Nightwatch test #4250
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Getting HTTP headers of the url page response directly in a Nightwatch test #4250
github- Harshit-7373
Thanks in advance for your contribution. Please follow the below steps in submitting a pull request, as it will help us with reviewing it quicker.
examples/testsdirectory of the project) and running them.ecosia.jsandduckDuckGo.jsare good examples to work with.features/my-new-featureorissue/123-my-bugfix);