$I->loginAsAdmin() always fails on travis-ci

[rahularyan]

Hello,
Build always fails whenever I use $I->loginAsAdmin() in travis-ci. Not just travis, it happens in localhost but less frequently.

In chrome I noticed that framework is trying to fill username field too early. If username is admin then I see only in is filled.

To solve the issue I just added 3 seconds of wait and everything looks good now.

$I->amOnPage('/wp-login.php');
$I->wait(3);
$I->submitForm('#loginform', ['log' =>'admin','pwd' => 'admin'], '#wp-submit');  

[JDGrimes]

I've experienced the same thing. The solution I came up with was to fill the field twice. I'm not sure that is really any different than adding a wait period or not. Trying what was suggested in #65 didn't seem to help. I wonder if filling the field twice helps to prime it for the second filling, rather than just adding more time. I don't remember if I tried just adding a wait period or not. Whatever works, I guess. I am using PhantomJS rather than Chrome, so it is also possible that they have different quirks.

[rahularyan]

@JDGrimes I tried it with all major browser drivers and faced same issue. Adding a wait surely solved it but that is making test slow. Though I tried using $I->waitForJs("document.readyState === 'complete'", 30); but this does nothing.
@lucatume why loginAsAdmin is not waiting for body to load? I have added many cepts for form but I don't face similar issue anywhere except login page.

[lucatume]

Thanks for reporting the issue,

I've opened a branch (fix-login-as-issue-121) to try and fix the issue; it will wait for the login form to appear when in *WebDriver modules using the waitForElementVisible method.
If you are willing to try it out and let me know if it helps use composer update lucatume/wp-browser:dev-fix-login-as-issue-121 to pull it.

[rahularyan]

No this does not solve the issue. I already tried waitForElement and waitForJS, none of them works except wait. Really unsure why. To replicate this issue add 5 to 10 loginAsAdmin in single or multiple cest or cept. Using @example creates this issues as well.

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[lucatume]

To move the discussion further: I'm using that code here with PhantomJS on Travis with no issues.
How many times, and driving which browser, are you using it?

[lucatume]

No activity for a long time on this one, @rahularyan could you please provide the information requested in #121 (comment)?

[rahularyan]

As I said before, calling loginAsAdmin will work as expected. Issue comes only when I have to call loginAsAdmin multiple time. But right now I am using wait bypass this issue.

[lucatume]

The question is "How many times, and driving which browser, are you using it?"; if you want help please provide more information.

[rahularyan]

4-5 times. Using chrome ;)

[lucatume]

Headless chrome? Could you please post the suite configuration file?

[hive-4-apps]

To avoid to report the same problem, I´m writing here.
Today, I´m using Selenium with chromedriver.exe and geckodriver.exe and I get the same issue.
I do not know if there was some changes but the bug seems to stay.

I tried loginAsAdmin and....

   $I->amOnPage('/wp-login.php');
   $I->wait(10);
   $I->submitForm('#loginform', ['log' =>'admin','pwd' => 'admin'], '#wp-submit'); 

I got this error

[PHPUnit\Framework\Exception] Undefined index: ELEMENT