Vinay Shukla
Vinay Shukla
@pwmcintyre This should be fixed as part of #182
Gauge's default behavior for Parallelisation is Multi Process. It launches multiple instances of the runner, so the state between these processes won't be shared. Gauge does support Threading-based Parallelisation, but...
@yo7 You should be able to access properties. But in your case, I don't think it's the right thing to do, because when the class will be initialized the browser...
@nuclearglow Thanks for reporting the issue. Seems like the latest release didn't happen properly. I will look into it soon. Meanwhile, you can continue with the old version.
Can you check what version of gauge-ts is specified in your `package.json`? Can you try making that `0.0.5` and running `npm install ` and then running the tests again?
@nuclearglow Thanks for confirming. This tells me that sometimes there can be a mismatch between `gauge-ts` plugin (it includes starter script )and the gauge-ts (it includes all typescript related code)...