"Update catalogue item" consistently failing browser test
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Assessment
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- 2/5
- Estimated time
- 1-3 hours
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- 76/100
Research direction
Start with test_browser.clj at line 2674 and run HEADLESS=0 lein kaocha --focus rems.test-browser/test-update-catalogue-item to reproduce the failure. Trace the browser test around the "Update catalogue item" button and determine why it remains active; done means the button becomes disabled and the focused test passes.
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Description
Describe the bug or behavior
The browser tests are consistently failing at test_browser.clj, line 2674
(btu/wait-disabled {:tag :button :fn/text "Update catalogue item"})
To Reproduce
HEADLESS=0 lein kaocha --focus rems.test-browser/test-update-catalogue-item
Expected behavior
The button should become disabled but it remains active, failing the check.
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