Capybara 0.3.9 Bug: Chaining .find to scope doesn't work

If you want to use Require group $GROUPNAME on your default Apache installation like this:

<Directory "/var/www/foobar">
    Order allow,deny
    Allow from all
    Options None
    AllowOverride all
    AuthName "Area 5...

Git allows you to do a binary search across commits to hunt down the commit that introduced a bug.

Given you are currently on your branch's HEAD that is not working as expected, an example workflow could be:

git bisect start # Start bisectin...

To find an input with the type hidden, you need to specify the type hidden:

find_field('Some label', type: :hidden)

Otherwise you will see an exception :

find_field('Some label')
# => Capybara::ElementNotFound: Unable to ...

Capybara allows you to filter elements that are focused.

page.find(:fillable_field, focused: true) # Filtering only fillable inputs for performance reasons
page.find(:xpath, '//*', focused: true) # Filter all fields

Legacy approac...

Webmocks hash_including is similar to RSpec::Mocks::ArgumentMatchers#hash_including. Be aware that hash_including (webmock v3.0.1) doesn't parse integer values to String.

Without hash including you would say:

uri = URI('http://example....

At least Selenium cannot find disabled fields. Unless you find them explicitly:

find_field 'This is disabled', disabled: true

In a nutshell: Capybara's find will not work properly on nodes from a list. Don't find on elements from a list.

Background

Consider this HTML:

<div class="message">
  <h2>Hello World</h2>
  Lorem ipsum...
</div>

...

In theory you can take any scope and extend it with additional joins or conditions. We call this chaining scopes.

In practice chaining becomes problematic when scope chains grow more complex. In particular **having JOINs in your scope will re...

Sometimes you want to find the inverse of an ActiveRecord scope. Depending on what you want to achieve, this is quite easy with Rails 7, and a bit more complicated with Rails 6 and below, or when the inverse scope may contain NULL values. [1]

The...

Capybara allows you to select DOM elements, e.g. by using field, find_field(...) or field_labeled(...):

role_select = field_labeled('Role')

In the example above, role_select is now a Capybara::Driver::Node. You can call a [number o...