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HTML is incorrect for some frameworks #634

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(Found out some time ago but didn't make it into a seperate issue, must check which frameworks are obsolete from those below)
Some frameworks do not create exactly the expected HTML output. To check whether the html is correct please run the keyed check:
cd webdriver-ts``` and check the implementation npm run isKeyed keyed/angularjs```

  • In keyed/plastiq aria-hidden=true is missing in third td
    In */rawact aria-hidden=true is missing in third td
    In non-keyed/cyclejs aria-hidden=true is missing in third td
    In non-keyed/stem aria-hidden=true is missing in third td

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ingdev

ingdev commented on Sep 13, 2019

@ingdev

i have some problems (HTML) with angular 8 too.

krausest

krausest commented on Sep 13, 2019

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Dare to give some details?

ingdev

ingdev commented on Sep 23, 2019

@ingdev

image

krausest

krausest commented on Sep 23, 2019

@krausest
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Yes, this was reported in #532 (it doesn't compile. But if it would I swear the html would be correct :-)
I'm afraid not all implementations build on windows natively and angular is one of them...
You can use the docker build (see the wiki for instructions) or you can use WSL 2 which should work for building angular (the webdriver-ts should be built in native windows since it should install the windows chromedriver to run the tests)

ingdev

ingdev commented on Sep 23, 2019

@ingdev

thank you but , can i find angular version 7 please ?

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