Custom bootstrapping about protractor-net HOT 6 CLOSED

Did you tried using WebDriverWait from Selenium.WebDriver.Support package ?

var wait = new WebDriverWait(ngDriver.WrappedDriver, TimeSpan.FromSeconds(15));
wait.Until(ExpectedConditions.UrlToBe("http://myapp.net/home/"));

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That is an option for sure. What's happening here is that there's a race condition, it appears. WaitForAngular() executes a script against the page which calls getTestability(element). getTestability() throws an error if the app hasn't been bootstrapped.

The best way to attack this would seem to be either at the WaitForAngular() method or lower. I ended up pulling the code and adding a custom check in WaitForAngular() to make sure the app is bootstrapped before that method can proceed. I think it is a little expensive though because it uses findelement to check the element for the ng-cloak attribute. It would be nice if there was some query one could do to determine if the app is bootstrapped. If there isn't, I can proceed with my custom check.

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Can you try using the latest version (0.10) ?

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I have updated and tried it; there are quite a few more errors, this one specifically:

javascript error: angular never provided resumeBootstrap

This is application is using angular 1.5.11.

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OK, it detects the application is not bootstrapped.
Protractor does not support manual bootstrap yet.

Use WebDriverWait for now

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Sweet I will keep an eye on this issue you linked. I think I will also close this for now.

Thanks a lot!

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