UtamBase.waitFor overload to allow specifying timeout explicitly about utam-java HOT 3 CLOSED

@alan-morey This seems like a reasonable feature request, and the UTAM team will take it under advisement for implementation in a future release. In the meantime, you can use your existing UtamLoader instance to set the length of the explicit wait timeout at runtime. Something like the following (N.B., code written from memory, and without the benefit of an IDE, so may not work exactly correctly, or even compile if copy-pasted directly into your project):

public class MyTests {

    private UtamLoader loader;

    @BeforeAll
    public void setup() {
        // Call your loader setup method, with a valid WebDriver instance.
        // Creation of WebDriver instance is omitted for brevity.
        loader = setupUtamLoader(driver);
    }

    @Test
    public void myTest() {
        // Load the root PO, which we will assume has the waitFor you'd like to configure
        MyPageObject pageObjectInstance = loader.load(MyPageObject.class);

        // Dynamically set the explicit timeout of the loader config
        loader.getConfig().setExplicitTimeout(Duration.ofSeconds(5));
        loader.resetContext();

        // Call the waitFor method on the appropriate element
        pageObjectInstance.getMyElement().waitFor(...);

        // Reset the loader config to the larger timeout setting
        loader.getConfig().setExplicitTimeout(Duration.ofSeconds(90));
        loader.resetContext();
    }
}

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@alan-morey Sorry for late response, feature was implemented in version 1.6.0
Docs https://utam.dev/grammar/explicit-waits

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@lizaiv77 Did you mean v1.1.6, I don't see v1.6.0 in github tags or a release under https://mvnrepository.com/artifact/com.salesforce.utam/utam-core

Correct me if I'm wrong but I don't think the feature I was requesting here was actually implemented based on the current dev branch.

While I can see a new signature was added to UtamBase to support a custom message argument:

It's still missing the signature to support a custom timeout duration, e.g.:

  <T> T waitFor(Supplier<T> condition, String errorMessage, Duration timeout);

It's the timeout duration I'm most interested in here not a custom message.

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