The browser.sleep () protranslator fails

Question

At the bottom, as you can see, it is assumed that browser.sleep will be executed if the client is XYZ, but it still fails.

If I put any console.log after the browser.sleep statement, this statement will be executed (I can see the instruction), but browser.sleep does not really wait, even if the sleep time I increase.

Why does the browser not work? How to make him wait if the client is XYZ?

if (testproperties.client == 'ABC'){ browser.ignoreSynchronization = false; browser.waitForAngular(); browser.ignoreSynchronization = true; } else if (testproperties.client == 'XYZ'){ browser.sleep('35000'); }; 

Answer 1

Are you skipping the int type as a parameter? It looks like this is a string. Try

 browser.sleep(35000) 

Also check out why you might need such a huge browser dream? Maybe you want browser.wait() instead?

Answer 2

Try the following answer.

 if (testproperties.client == 'ABC'){ browser.ignoreSynchronization = false; browser.driver.sleep(2000); browser.ignoreSynchronization = true; } else if (testproperties.client == 'XYZ'){ browser.driver.sleep(2000); }; 

Hope this helps. :)

Answer 3

Try to resolve the promise.

 browser.sleep(35000).then( function(){ console.log("Waiting"); } ) 

Or update the protractor to the latest version

 npm install protractor@latest --save 

Answer 4

set the wait in the browser and pass the parameter (time in ms).

 await browser.sleep(5000);