Stop flaky Protractor tests with ExpectedConditions
Use Protractor's ExpectedConditions and browser.wait to synchronize Angular tests instead of arbitrary sleeps.
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Use Protractor's ExpectedConditions and browser.wait to synchronize Angular tests instead of arbitrary sleeps.
Goal Developers want to use Protractor’s ExpectedConditions to wait for elements in an Angular 2+ application. The assumption is that the condition will only resolve when the Angular framework has finished rendering the target element. Constraints & Uncertainty Protractor’s automatic synchronization via $browser.waitForAngular() relies on AngularJS diges