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[🐛 Bug]: Incorrect hugo syntax found in Webdriver > Driver > Quitting Sessions section. #2002
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In Quitting session section, on drivers page, due to incorrect hugo syntax the driver.quit() was not being displayed for Java, Dotnet, JS and Kotlin. Fixed this issue, made the changes in all the supported language files, local verification done after the fixes. Fixes SeleniumHQ#2002
In Quitting session section, on drivers page, due to incorrect hugo syntax the driver.quit() was not being displayed for Java, Dotnet, JS and Kotlin. Fixed this issue, made the changes in all the supported language files, local verification done after the fixes. Fixes #2002 Co-authored-by: Sri Harsha <[email protected]>
In Quitting session section, on drivers page, due to incorrect hugo syntax the driver.quit() was not being displayed for Java, Dotnet, JS and Kotlin. Fixed this issue, made the changes in all the supported language files, local verification done after the fixes. Fixes #2002 Co-authored-by: Sri Harsha <[email protected]> 584cc1c
What happened?
On page Documentation/WebDriver/Drivers under "Quitting Sessions" section, for Java, CSharp, JavaScript and Kotlin languages, due to missing braces in hugo syntax, the driver.quit() command is not being rendered properly (in the respective languages).
Also in case of CSharp/dotnet, the line to show driver.quit() is being referred from "examples/dotnet/HelloSelenium.cs", whereas it should be referring "examples/dotnet/SeleniumDocs/GettingStarted/FirstScript.cs" (just like all other files refer the respective files from getting_started section). Images attached below for reference -
What browsers and operating systems are you seeing the problem on?
Checked on Chrome, Firefox, Safari. It will be reproduced on all the browsers and OS, due to incorrect syntax.
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