Dénes Harmath
Dénes Harmath
@cmontella Great, I totally agree (see e.g. #537 :)).
@warang580 As a partial solution, you can inspect the browser database by selecting the wand tool and clicking on the application's DOM elements.
@shootaroo, thank you for your excellent module!
So does this mean transitions are possible with the current version? If yes, can you please just point to the entry of the API that supports transitions while the example...
Maybe try `args=['run', 'e2e-remote', '--', '--baseUrl="http://localhost:8080/', '--browser="firebox"']` (note the [--](https://docs.npmjs.com/cli-commands/run-script.html))
I think built-in ports should be removed or migrated to separate packages with the proper Native implementation.
Thanks for the workaround, it works! Looking forward to the bugfix release! :)
I also managed to reproduce this both on macOS and Linux. As a workaround, I kill the started node process (based on the port) besides stopping the Gradle daemon.
A (not type-safe) workaround is to enumerate the class names generated from oneOf types in the following command line switches when running the generator: `--language-specific-primitives=OneOfTypeATypeB,OneOfTypeCTypeD --type-mappings=OneOfTypeATypeB=java.lang.Object,OneOfTypeCTypeD=java.lang.Object`
Thanks for reaching out! Version: ``` plugins { id("com.github.node-gradle.node") version "7.0.2" } ``` Symlink target: ``` /Users/thsoft/myproject/.gradle/nodejs/node-v20.11.1-darwin-x64/bin/npx -> /Users/thsoft/myproject/.gradle/nodejs/node-v20.11.1-darwin-x64/lib/node_modules/npm/bin/npx-cli.js ```