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Describe the bug
Adding a $ (dollar sign) within the ${} for inline-javascript for use as a string does not work as expected. It works with just a regular plain string e.g. "$100" but if you need to use it with an env variable then it goes awry.
Case 1: - evalScript: ${console.log('$')}
Case 2: - text: '${"$" + ENV_VARIABLE + "+"}'
Describe the bug
Adding a $ (dollar sign) within the
${}
for inline-javascript for use as a string does not work as expected. It works with just a regular plain string e.g."$100"
but if you need to use it with an env variable then it goes awry.Case 1:
- evalScript: ${console.log('$')}
Case 2:
- text: '${"$" + ENV_VARIABLE + "+"}'
This was mentioned in Slack as well.
To Reproduce
0. Write the test with the single line
maestro test ...
Expected behavior
For cases written above:
assertVisible
etc works as expected with this while parsing the screen as usualScreenshots
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