I am running:
- Drupal 7
- Behat 3.5.0
- Selenium 3.5.0
- Chrome Driver 73.x
Using this test:
Feature: User Profile
Background:
Given users:
| name | status | roles |
| incomplete | 1 | authenticated user |
| complete | 1 | authenticated user |
Given profiles:
| drupal_username | field_profile_completed:value | field_first_name | field_last_name | field_birth_month | field_birth_day | field_degree | field_profession | field_specialty | field_organization | field_department |
| incomplete | 0 | | | | | | | | | |
| complete | 1 | John | Doe | 08 | 03 | APRN | 15 | Anesthesiology | MyOrganization | MyDepartment |
@api
@noEncrypt
@defaultRegistration
@javascript
Scenario: As a user with an incomplete profile I should NOT see an icon indicating my profile is not complete.
Given I am logged in as complete
Then I should not see an ".js--user-profile-incomplete" element
@api
@noEncrypt
@defaultRegistration
@javascript
Scenario: As a user with an incomplete profile I should see an icon indicating my profile is not complete.
Given I am on "/user/login"
And I fill in the following:
| name | incomplete|
| pass | password |
And press "edit-submit"
Then I should be on "/"
Then I should see an ".js--user-profile-incomplete" element
When I wait for ".profile-notify__incomplete"
Then I should see an ".profile-notify__exclamation" element
As you can see, I've tried logging in using Given I am logged in as and tried logging in via a meta-step. I can watch it in the browser and I'm getting an "Unrecognized username or password" error.
Login works fine without @javascript but I can't test the "When I wait" functionality. If I use a break I can see that the users are created in the database.
Why are my @javascript tests not able to login?
