Resolve #273 - Fix "wait" tests with remote web driver#282
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This means that we can request longer delays, which is useful when dealing with a remote web driver.
This means that when using a remote web driver, the delays will be longer and there will be a greater difference between the duration waited and the threshold for an error. This will avoid the tests "passing by accident" or "failing by accident" due to latency involved in using a remote web driver.
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Also resolves #274. |
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This means that when using a remote web driver, the delays will be longer and there will be a greater difference between the duration waited and the threshold for an error.
This will avoid the tests "passing by accident" or "failing by accident" due to latency involved in using a remote web driver.
Resolves #273