问题
When I tried to verify the condition as below.
var val1 = "ONE";
var val2 = "TWO";
expect(val1==val2).to.eventually.equal(false)
I'm getting false is not a thenable message, If I removed eventually condition as below then it working fine.
var val1 = "ONE";
var val2 = "TWO";
expect(val1==val2).to.equal(false)
Can anyone help me to understand the difference. Also If the condition fails, It displays the error message and not executing the hooks.js.
回答1:
In simple words:
eventually
- is a method from chai-as-promised.
If you use eventually
protractor expects that you are asserting result of a promise to value (in this case false
).
val1
and val2
are bools. Comparison of val1
and val2
is also a bool.
Bool is not a promise.
You've got two possibilities: 1. Don't use eventually (just a chai). 2. Return a promise from comparison of those values.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44900889/getting-is-not-a-thenable-message-while-using-eventually-in-protractor-chai