checkFullPageScreen is broken in @wdio/visual-service when using Android in Browserstack
BosseKarat opened this issue · 7 comments
Environment (please complete the following information):
- Node.js version: 18.x
Config of WebdriverIO + @wdio/visual-service
- "@wdio/visual-service": "1.0.0",
- @wdio/browserstack-service": "^8.27.1"
- @wdio/cli": "^8.27.1
- "typescript": "^5.3.3",
Describe the bug
When using any android version along with Chrome in Browserstack, checkFullPageScreen isn't working. It doesn't scroll to capture the entire screen. If I switch back to 'wdio-image-comparison-service', the tool is scrolling and I'm able to capture the entire screen.
To Reproduce
Use the following capabilities along with Browserstack to launch your tests in a Android/Chrome emulation
var capabilities = { "browserName" : "chrome", 'bstack:options' : { "osVersion" : "12.0", "deviceName" : "Samsung Galaxy S21", } }
Try to capture an entire page where scrolling is required using checkFullPageScreen, e.g https://webdriver.io/docs/sponsor
Look at the baseline and note that the enitre page wasn't captured, only the part that was visible in the viewport.
Switch from "@wdio/visual-service" to 'wdio-image-comparison-service' and run the same tests again. The baseline should now contain the entire page.
Expected behavior
checkFullPageScreen should capture the entire page for Android/Chrome using browserstack.
Log
This issue doesn't provide any logs but if it helps I can provide it.
Hi @BosseKarat
Thanks for filing an issue, that is really strange, I need to dive into it. Can you also provide your config so I can replicate this. I need to check if I also have a BS account, otherwise, I'll request one to try this out
Hi @BosseKarat Thanks for filing an issue, that is really strange, I need to dive into it. Can you also provide your config so I can replicate this. I need to check if I also have a BS account, otherwise, I'll request one to try this out
I´ll try to upload a reproducible example on git later today for you Will. You will need your own login credentials though. Browserstack allows you to sign up for a trial but I'm not sure if that will give you enough time to test this thoroughly. Perhaps @christian-bromann can help you out with that with the new partnership https://webdriver.io/blog/2024/01/29/browserstack-partnership :)
@wswebcreation - Clone this repo, don't forget to add your browserstack credentials https://github.com/BosseKarat/wdio-browserstack.git
Sorry for the late reply, I requested a licence and will check it when I have it
No worries @wswebcreation - Let me know if there is anything I can do to assist you.
@wswebcreation - Believe it or not but this seems to have been fixed in @wdio/visual-service@2.0.0. I ran the same tests again after updating from 1.0.0 to @latest and everything seems to be working as expected. You can close this issue unless you want to try it out yourself.
Ahh, cool, then I'll close this one, thanks for getting back on this