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object is probably 'undefined' - Mocha
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I am using Protractor. The below solution works, but i get this warning:
this.currentTest.state
- error TS2532: Object is possibly 'undefined'
(property) Mocha.Context.currentTest?: Mocha.Test | undefined
How do i fix this warning?
Test file:
const helper = new HelperClass();
afterEach(async ()=>
const state = this.currentTest.state;
await helper.getSource(state);
);
Class File
import browser, from 'protractor';
export class HelperClass
public getSource(state:any)
if (state === 'failed')
browser.driver.getPageSource().then(function (res)
console.log(res);
);
protractor mocha
asked Mar 8 at 18:57
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I am using Protractor. The below solution works, but i get this warning:
this.currentTest.state
- error TS2532: Object is possibly 'undefined'
(property) Mocha.Context.currentTest?: Mocha.Test | undefined
How do i fix this warning?
Test file:
const helper = new HelperClass();
afterEach(async ()=>
const state = this.currentTest.state;
await helper.getSource(state);
);
Class File
import browser, from 'protractor';
export class HelperClass
public getSource(state:any)
if (state === 'failed')
browser.driver.getPageSource().then(function (res)
console.log(res);
);
protractor mocha
asked Mar 8 at 18:57
user6086008user6086008
84210
add a comment |
I am using Protractor. The below solution works, but i get this warning:
this.currentTest.state
- error TS2532: Object is possibly 'undefined'
(property) Mocha.Context.currentTest?: Mocha.Test | undefined
How do i fix this warning?
Test file:
const helper = new HelperClass();
afterEach(async ()=>
const state = this.currentTest.state;
await helper.getSource(state);
);
Class File
import browser, from 'protractor';
export class HelperClass
public getSource(state:any)
if (state === 'failed')
browser.driver.getPageSource().then(function (res)
console.log(res);
);
protractor mocha
asked Mar 8 at 18:57
user6086008user6086008
84210
I am using Protractor. The below solution works, but i get this warning:
this.currentTest.state
- error TS2532: Object is possibly 'undefined'
(property) Mocha.Context.currentTest?: Mocha.Test | undefined
How do i fix this warning?
Test file:
const helper = new HelperClass();
afterEach(async ()=>
const state = this.currentTest.state;
await helper.getSource(state);
);
Class File
import browser, from 'protractor';
export class HelperClass
public getSource(state:any)
if (state === 'failed')
browser.driver.getPageSource().then(function (res)
console.log(res);
);
protractor mocha
protractor mocha
asked Mar 8 at 18:57
user6086008user6086008
84210
asked Mar 8 at 18:57
user6086008user6086008
84210
asked Mar 8 at 18:57
user6086008user6086008
84210
asked Mar 8 at 18:57
user6086008user6086008
84210
asked Mar 8 at 18:57
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84210
84210
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I think the error occurs because the access to this.currentTest.state happens inside another function: the arrow function passed in to afterEach--flow analysis does not cross function boundaries. Try simply pulling that line outside of the function:
const helper = new HelperClass();
afterEach(async ()=>
const state = this.!currentTest.state;
await helper.getSource(state);
);
Does that change anything?
answered Mar 10 at 1:41
C. PeckC. Peck
862324
if i put it outside of the function, i get: Property 'currentTest' does not exist on type 'Suite'. If i put it outside of the describe i get: 'this' implicitly has type 'any' because it does not have a type annotation'.
– user6086008
Mar 10 at 10:05
Um..... Try this:const helper = new HelperClass(); afterEach(async ()=> await helper.getSource(state); const state = this.!currentTest.state; );
– C. Peck
Mar 10 at 10:13
I edited my answer because the comment was unreadable. Basically I'm trying to tell it 'yeah, this is undefined, so what'? To avoid the warning and move on.
– C. Peck
Mar 10 at 10:17
no, it didnt work. I gotMultiple variable declarations in the same statement are forbiddents.
– user6086008
Mar 10 at 10:32
But i seem to have solved it by adding this: any in the functionafterEach(function (this: any) { const state = this.currentTest.state; helper.getSource(state)
– user6086008
Mar 10 at 10:35
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I think the error occurs because the access to this.currentTest.state happens inside another function: the arrow function passed in to afterEach--flow analysis does not cross function boundaries. Try simply pulling that line outside of the function:
const helper = new HelperClass();
afterEach(async ()=>
const state = this.!currentTest.state;
await helper.getSource(state);
);
Does that change anything?
answered Mar 10 at 1:41
C. PeckC. Peck
862324
if i put it outside of the function, i get: Property 'currentTest' does not exist on type 'Suite'. If i put it outside of the describe i get: 'this' implicitly has type 'any' because it does not have a type annotation'.
– user6086008
Mar 10 at 10:05
Um..... Try this:const helper = new HelperClass(); afterEach(async ()=> await helper.getSource(state); const state = this.!currentTest.state; );
– C. Peck
Mar 10 at 10:13
I edited my answer because the comment was unreadable. Basically I'm trying to tell it 'yeah, this is undefined, so what'? To avoid the warning and move on.
– C. Peck
Mar 10 at 10:17
no, it didnt work. I gotMultiple variable declarations in the same statement are forbiddents.
– user6086008
Mar 10 at 10:32
But i seem to have solved it by adding this: any in the functionafterEach(function (this: any) { const state = this.currentTest.state; helper.getSource(state)
– user6086008
Mar 10 at 10:35
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I think the error occurs because the access to this.currentTest.state happens inside another function: the arrow function passed in to afterEach--flow analysis does not cross function boundaries. Try simply pulling that line outside of the function:
const helper = new HelperClass();
afterEach(async ()=>
const state = this.!currentTest.state;
await helper.getSource(state);
);
Does that change anything?
answered Mar 10 at 1:41
C. PeckC. Peck
862324
if i put it outside of the function, i get: Property 'currentTest' does not exist on type 'Suite'. If i put it outside of the describe i get: 'this' implicitly has type 'any' because it does not have a type annotation'.
– user6086008
Mar 10 at 10:05
Um..... Try this:const helper = new HelperClass(); afterEach(async ()=> await helper.getSource(state); const state = this.!currentTest.state; );
– C. Peck
Mar 10 at 10:13
I edited my answer because the comment was unreadable. Basically I'm trying to tell it 'yeah, this is undefined, so what'? To avoid the warning and move on.
– C. Peck
Mar 10 at 10:17
no, it didnt work. I gotMultiple variable declarations in the same statement are forbiddents.
– user6086008
Mar 10 at 10:32
But i seem to have solved it by adding this: any in the functionafterEach(function (this: any) { const state = this.currentTest.state; helper.getSource(state)
– user6086008
Mar 10 at 10:35
add a comment |
I think the error occurs because the access to this.currentTest.state happens inside another function: the arrow function passed in to afterEach--flow analysis does not cross function boundaries. Try simply pulling that line outside of the function:
const helper = new HelperClass();
afterEach(async ()=>
const state = this.!currentTest.state;
await helper.getSource(state);
);
Does that change anything?
answered Mar 10 at 1:41
C. PeckC. Peck
862324
I think the error occurs because the access to this.currentTest.state happens inside another function: the arrow function passed in to afterEach--flow analysis does not cross function boundaries. Try simply pulling that line outside of the function:
const helper = new HelperClass();
afterEach(async ()=>
const state = this.!currentTest.state;
await helper.getSource(state);
);
Does that change anything?
answered Mar 10 at 1:41
C. PeckC. Peck
862324
edited Mar 10 at 10:15
answered Mar 10 at 1:41
C. PeckC. Peck
862324
answered Mar 10 at 1:41
C. PeckC. Peck
862324
answered Mar 10 at 1:41
C. PeckC. Peck
862324
862324
if i put it outside of the function, i get: Property 'currentTest' does not exist on type 'Suite'. If i put it outside of the describe i get: 'this' implicitly has type 'any' because it does not have a type annotation'.
– user6086008
Mar 10 at 10:05
Um..... Try this:const helper = new HelperClass(); afterEach(async ()=> await helper.getSource(state); const state = this.!currentTest.state; );
– C. Peck
Mar 10 at 10:13
I edited my answer because the comment was unreadable. Basically I'm trying to tell it 'yeah, this is undefined, so what'? To avoid the warning and move on.
– C. Peck
Mar 10 at 10:17
no, it didnt work. I gotMultiple variable declarations in the same statement are forbiddents.
– user6086008
Mar 10 at 10:32
But i seem to have solved it by adding this: any in the functionafterEach(function (this: any) { const state = this.currentTest.state; helper.getSource(state)
– user6086008
Mar 10 at 10:35
add a comment |
if i put it outside of the function, i get: Property 'currentTest' does not exist on type 'Suite'. If i put it outside of the describe i get: 'this' implicitly has type 'any' because it does not have a type annotation'.
– user6086008
Mar 10 at 10:05
Um..... Try this:const helper = new HelperClass(); afterEach(async ()=> await helper.getSource(state); const state = this.!currentTest.state; );
– C. Peck
Mar 10 at 10:13
I edited my answer because the comment was unreadable. Basically I'm trying to tell it 'yeah, this is undefined, so what'? To avoid the warning and move on.
– C. Peck
Mar 10 at 10:17
no, it didnt work. I gotMultiple variable declarations in the same statement are forbiddents.
– user6086008
Mar 10 at 10:32
But i seem to have solved it by adding this: any in the functionafterEach(function (this: any) { const state = this.currentTest.state; helper.getSource(state)
– user6086008
Mar 10 at 10:35
if i put it outside of the function, i get: Property 'currentTest' does not exist on type 'Suite'. If i put it outside of the describe i get: 'this' implicitly has type 'any' because it does not have a type annotation'.
– user6086008
Mar 10 at 10:05
if i put it outside of the function, i get: Property 'currentTest' does not exist on type 'Suite'. If i put it outside of the describe i get: 'this' implicitly has type 'any' because it does not have a type annotation'.
– user6086008
Mar 10 at 10:05
Um..... Try this:
const helper = new HelperClass(); afterEach(async ()=> await helper.getSource(state); const state = this.!currentTest.state; );– C. Peck
Mar 10 at 10:13
Um..... Try this:
const helper = new HelperClass(); afterEach(async ()=> await helper.getSource(state); const state = this.!currentTest.state; );– C. Peck
Mar 10 at 10:13
I edited my answer because the comment was unreadable. Basically I'm trying to tell it 'yeah, this is undefined, so what'? To avoid the warning and move on.
– C. Peck
Mar 10 at 10:17
I edited my answer because the comment was unreadable. Basically I'm trying to tell it 'yeah, this is undefined, so what'? To avoid the warning and move on.
– C. Peck
Mar 10 at 10:17
no, it didnt work. I got
Multiple variable declarations in the same statement are forbiddents .– user6086008
Mar 10 at 10:32
no, it didnt work. I got
Multiple variable declarations in the same statement are forbiddents .– user6086008
Mar 10 at 10:32
But i seem to have solved it by adding this: any in the function
afterEach(function (this: any) { const state = this.currentTest.state; helper.getSource(state)– user6086008
Mar 10 at 10:35
But i seem to have solved it by adding this: any in the function
afterEach(function (this: any) { const state = this.currentTest.state; helper.getSource(state)– user6086008
Mar 10 at 10:35
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