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Hi thanks for the kind words. Could you uninstall the package and install it again and let me know if error persists? If it does do let let me know and I'll take a look next week.
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Hi!
I uninstalled it, ran tests, then re-installed it and the error does persist, unfortunately:
Form does not have text field named name.
Failed asserting that an object is not empty.
at vendor/jcergolj/laravel-view-test-assertions/src/ViewTestAssertions.php:271
267▕ if ($value !== null && $type !== 'select') {
268▕ $filterable .='[value="'.$value.'"]';
269▕ }
270▕
➜ 271▕ Assert::assertNotEmpty($form->filter($filterable), $msg);
272▕
273▕ return $this;
274▕ };
275▕ }
+3 vendor frames
4 tests/Feature/SupportingDataControllerTest.php:148
Illuminate\Testing\TestResponse::__call("assertFormHasTextInput")
Let me know if there's something else you'd like me to try.
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Hi gluis, thanks for getting back to me. I've just published a new major release with improved form handeling. Please use the newest 2.1 release and hopefully, the error will go away.
BTW I encountered the same error when working with the 1.0 version.
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Hey jcergolj, thanks for the note and update!
I just installed 2.2 and it looks like there might be a typo now (based on the error thrown) and now the assertFormHasText
throws a different error:
Typo?
Using:
->assertViewHasForm('post')
Error:
1) Tests\Feature\UserControllerTest::system_user_can_see_create_user_form
From element does not exists.
We've all typed 'from' for 'form' at least a million times, I'm sure! :-D
New error
1) Tests\Feature\SupportingDataControllerTest::editor_can_see_edit_form_for_manufacturer
ErrorException: Undefined property: Illuminate\Http\Response::$form
Thanks for being so responsive!
UPDATE: I tried 2.1 and 2.0, and those both have the typo. I haven't delved into the code (no time at the moment).
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Hi gluis, actually in 2.x version the first method attribute is now form's selector. Please see the docs. Thanks.
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Sounds good! Thanks!
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