Hy guys,

I'm trying to run this code:

options = webdriver.ChromeOptions() 
options.add_argument("download.default_directory=C:\\Users\\gabriel.lucena\\Documents\\Python Scripts")
options.add_argument("--headless")
driver.get("xpage")

and they work if this argument options.add_argument("--headless") is down

For our web app, Selenium testing doesn't make sense at the moment but we have a large number of undocumented manual testing scenarios that we'd like to capture to ship with our source code.

Is there a good existing, documented format (e.g. JSON-based) for building such a checklist?

if the data of the drop down list is taken from data base u can change the data from the data base and check the hard code issue or else

As per the unique id the data is populated in the drop down u can change that unique id and identify is there any hard cord.

// Find an element using a css selector.
by.css ('. myclass')

// Find an element with the given id.
by.id ('myid')

// Find an element with a certain ng-model.
// Note that at the moment, this is only supported for AngularJS apps.
by.model ('name')

// Find an element bound to the given variable.
// Note that at the moment, this is only supported for AngularJS apps.
by.binding ('bindingname')

For example I am doing authorization (empty fields) and want to check if the text is displayed or not.