Closed kauz closed 7 years ago
Hi @CKIF
Yes done()
callback is not needed in Selenium tests as they wrap them automatically.
I see you are calling scenario 844 times so likely time is more than 30s.
Currently there is no configuration option for that but for sure it should be. I will add it to roadmap.
Now the solution is to change timeout in extension sources:
Hi @vitalets
Thank you for reply. I've already tried to add this line to my 'test.it' function, and it works:
this.timeout(100000);
Ok! Thats great!
I'm really new to selenium. My script works but breaks with an error after a while:
timeout of 30000ms exceeded. Ensure the done() callback is being called in this test.
I tried to search for different ways, but it looks like that done(); callback is not supported? How can I increase the amount of 30000ms for timeout?Here is an example of my script: