fix(locator generator): handle frameLocator() and locator().contentFrame()#33208
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Btw, here is the previous implementation that was removed: https://github.com/microsoft/playwright/pull/32697/files#diff-ffdc452be25f5c91f4cb081974256b611978f6bde6aff0ee018ea511312e33b0, just in case you'd like to see how it was.
Interesting! So it looks like we used to only handle one of the two options. Then we swapped it around to handle the other option. And with this PR, we now handle both options. Is that right? |
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frameLocator() and locator().contentFrame()
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| if (nextPart && nextPart.name === 'internal:control' && (nextPart.body as string) === 'enter-frame') { |
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After looking again, I see that we might be missing some cases. For example, page.getByTitle('iframe title').contentFrame() - does it correctly handle this case?
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Great catch, it does not. I've revised the approach in e1e9b66 to go back one produced token and update that in retrospect. This makes the change much smaller as well, really liking it. Makes the code a little more hairy though because it mutates across iterations.
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Test results for "tests 1"2 flaky36570 passed, 626 skipped Merge workflow run. |
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Came out of #33146.
frameLocator('iframe')is synonymous tolocator('iframe').contentFrame(), but our locator <-> selector processing can't handleframeLocator('iframe')well. This PR fixes that by adding a special case and respecting both syntaxes the same.