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When writing or debugging tests (specs) I would like to use the same browser window that my first test run opened for subsequent runs. I would also like to manually manipulate the the website to get it to an exact state before executing my test spec.
I think that I need to capture the window_handle in the first run and then capture it's value in the log.
After the first spec ends, I may need to manually intervene to get the website to the right page and state.
Then I want to launch the next spec to target the same window_handle as before.
Can it be done?
Zhimin
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Yes, this feature is available in TestWise Pro. See a recipe in Selenium WebDriver Recipes in Ruby: Run selected test steps against current browser (Chapter 14).