Simon Mavi Stewart
Simon Mavi Stewart
I wonder if there's a way to detect the engines that are available without us needing to list them?
Apparently there is, and all we need to do is to use the `ServiceLoader`. I've created #111 to do this.
Do you still want to be able to set these properties? I think we can probably control the engines by changing the dependencies of a test rule....
If we can expose the Google Format command as a `*_test` rule, then this will be easy to add.
It would be possible to determine which runner to use by looking for the presence of the `org.junit.Test` annotation in a test file. If it's there, the chances are that...
Yeah, it's level 2. @jgraham and I discussed this on the IRC channel a few months ago. Adding it requires us to add new functionality, and that's something we're not...
Something semantically equivalent would be good. There is definitely a difference between scrolling an element into view, and scrolling a page by a certain amount. Reading CSSOM, it looks like...
The remote server is the thing that's having a problem and tells people this via the status code, but _the navigation itself succeeds_.
A network error in this context isn't an OSI layer 7 error, but happening lower in the stack. Examples would include TCP/IP timeouts, connections not being completed, and so on.
I can make that clear. https://github.com/w3c/webdriver/issues/1009