I have a test case that uses accessibility ID to find a button that is on the title bar of a Windows application. That button is found when I run WinAppDriver.exe via a regular user account, but it fails when I run it as an administrator account. This happens when running WinAppDriver.exe directly and when I run it via Appium.

This is an issue because the documentation for WinAppDriver.exe, a

Once I upstream the xchtmlreport fastlane plugin (blocked on my JUnit PR #63 and a new stable release), it would be useful to show example Fastfile usage / add that to the documentation.

# Fastfile

desc "Tests: iOS, tvOS, macOS. Builds: watchOS."
lane :coverage_all do
  bundle_ios = coverage(scheme: "BonMot-iOS", devices: get_devices(ios_latest: true, ios_10_3: true))
  bundle_

I know that Happo does some work to try to pause animations to help prevent spurious diffs, however the current techniques are not 100% effective--e.g. when rendering an animated GIF.

I wondered if Happo could run browsers in a way that disables more animations.

I poked around a bit and found this [Animation Policy Chrome extension](https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/animation-policy/

API calls should be sorted alphabetically for easier searches.

See example:

• Application.setSleepTime(seconds)
• Application.getRegion()
• Application.getRegionForWindow(windowNumber)
• Application.getName()

On top of the README file, we should have a test status tag, showing whether the tests are passing or not.

Steps Overview
=> This branch is based on the branch feature/838-progressbar

Pull Request: #944
Branch: feature/859-new-filterable-list

To Do

• Open / close function per page
• Crop thumbnails to fixed height
• Columns:
  • Change order of columns: Screenshot / Step Description / Page
  • Set set column widths
• Column Page:
  • Click on page name navigates to the first ste

I think react-navigation is the most popular navigation solution out there

so we should provide an easy way to just use the route config from react navigation

Create descriptions for JDI Asserts.
JDI Asserts classes are located in the following packages:

1. com.epam.jdi.light.asserts.generic
2. com.epam.jdi.light.ui.html.asserts