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1.12.3 - 2021-14-04

Overview

.select() and .select_many() worked pretty well as expected. However, they wouldn't fail as expected! Because we were trying to combine all the "select strategies" in a single function, it made it harder to test and debug and hid some exceptions... like when an <option> didn't exist... whoops!

Now, each strategy has been pulled out into its own method and positive and negative tests have been added to make sure it works 😉

  • .select_by_index(index: int)
  • .select_by_text(text: str)
  • .select_by_value(value)

Changes

  • New .select_by_*() methods exist on the Element object. Just remember that the dropdowns have to be a <select> element!
  • .select() and .select_many() still exist, but show a DEPRECATED warning. We will be removing them in a future release
  • Our docs have a new home! We are still using GitBook, but we now have the official docs.pylenium.io domain! Check it out 😄
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