Michael Ennen

If you have the time and/or motivation to submit a PR it would be super appreciated. We have heard of this issue for quite some time now and it is...

These are great questions and I think can only really been answered with trial and error. The original author of TestFX is @hastebrot - he is possibly the only one...

Note to self: ```gradle modularity.inferModulePath = true ```

I believe that it is a limitation of headless (Monocle) that it cannot create a MediaPlayer.

Didn't know that this was an option - it is definitely preferable. [Multi-Release JAR](http://openjdk.java.net/jeps/238) (note to self).

There was an [example of a multi-release JAR](https://github.com/melix/mrjar-gradle) linked from the [Gradle blog](https://blog.gradle.org/java-9-support-update). For some reason there is a "disclaimer" or warning about not actually using this solution. This is...

I can reproduce the error. I will try and investigate it in more detail soon.

JavaFX has builtin support for CSS's [`>`](https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/sel_element_gt.asp) selectors which you can use to express such scoping. You can use [Scenic View](https://bitbucket.org/scenicview/scenic-view) to find the right selectors.

Interesting...I've never seen that error before. It definitely seems to be some OpenGL error...looks like JavaFX prints that from X11GLFactory.c: ```c fbConfigList = glXChooseFBConfig(display, screen, glxAttrs, &numFBConfigs); if (fbConfigList ==...

`NodeQuery.query` does indeed fail (throws a `RuntimeException`) when the query returns no nodes but that is because we have an additional method `NodeQuery.tryQuery`. The intention of naming them this way...