Exception in thread "main" FindFailed: C:\Users\sharidas\eclipse-workspace \Sikuli\facebookp.PNG: (444x51) in R[0,0 1536x864]@S(0) why this error is getting
I never tried testing Flutter Web app. But with quick checking on the internet, pub.dev/packages/webdriver. It uses APIs, API documentation: pub.dev/documentation/webdriver/latest/ Hope this will be helpful!
@@HariprasathKrishnamoorthy Mostly if you take screenshots on the same system and run your tests in same system without changing the resolution, FindFailed issue should not come. It would be great to enforce resolution automatically so that we don't have to take care of it everytime or running tests in a different system. Presently I don't think that is possible and caution from the tester side to take care manually of the screenshots' resolution and while running the tests is required..
Exception in thread "main" FindFailed: C:\Users\sharidas\eclipse-workspace
\Sikuli\facebookp.PNG: (444x51) in R[0,0 1536x864]@S(0) why this error is getting
The captured image is not matching with webpage element. Make sure resolution of the captured image is same as the website element.
@@seniorQA Is there any way to automate flutter web apps, other than using sikuli
I never tried testing Flutter Web app. But with quick checking on the internet, pub.dev/packages/webdriver. It uses APIs, API documentation: pub.dev/documentation/webdriver/latest/
Hope this will be helpful!
@@seniorQA is there a way to enforce resolution before running
@@HariprasathKrishnamoorthy Mostly if you take screenshots on the same system and run your tests in same system without changing the resolution, FindFailed issue should not come. It would be great to enforce resolution automatically so that we don't have to take care of it everytime or running tests in a different system. Presently I don't think that is possible and caution from the tester side to take care manually of the screenshots' resolution and while running the tests is required..