This change introduces a new function to execute Javascript directly on
a node.
This should not, ordinarily, be used directly by steps, but may be
required in other parts of the Behat interaction.
The PHP WebDriver Mink Driver does not necessarily require Selenium. It
supports Selenium 3 upwards, and can be used directly with ChromeDriver,
EdgeDriver, SafariDriver, GeckoDriver, and others.
It therefore uses a slightly different configuraitno path.
This commit updates core Behat features to make use of the
php-webdriver/webdriver library instead of the legacy Instaclick
library.
Most of these changes relate to use of features of WebDriver which we
are required to use directly rather than through the Mink Driver.
This commit promotes the Inplace Editable field to a first-class form
element by introducing a new partial selector for inplace editable
fields, and teaching the field manager how to recognise these, then
introducing a new field type which can handle setting values for this
field.
Behat form fields are implemented in a way completely isolated from the
rest of the Behat Context system. Whereas regular step definitions have
access to execute steps, to call `find`, check for JS running, and other
related functionality, the Moodle implementation of a field type does
not have any access to this.
By moving the core functionality of behat_base to a new trait, and the
constants to a new interface, the functionality can also be used in
behat form fields in the same way as elsewhere.
Now we need to use extra_capabilities/chromeOptions/args instead
The former was deprecated long ago, it seems that Chrome 81 has
stopped accepting it. The later seems to be working at very least
since Chrome 76 (haven't gone further back).
This extends the step
Given the following "users" exist:
to also support things like
Given the following "mod_quiz > user overrides" exist:
Instructions are on the behat_data_generators and
behat_generator_base classes.
In the Behat CLI run (not in the individual web requests), if you
modified an existing $CFG variable then this would be reset at the
start of the next scenario. However, if you added a completely new
one, it would not be reset. This change removes those variables.
Andrew Nicols