[CssSelector] Tests on Xpath translator will always pass #50729
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And the test now fails 😅 |
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Fixed the failing tests. Xpath translator in itself is not to blame, it is just some wrong assertion or misunderstanding of rules of the selector for some tests. |
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Good catch, thanks @franckranaivo. |
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While working on another PR (#49388), I noticed that the assertion below will always pass as it is testing the count of the same array on both side.
Instead of
$this->assertCount(\count($elementsId), $elementsId);It should be
$this->assertCount(\count($elementsId), $elements);This PR should fix also numbers and/or Xpath translator issues from this fixed assertion.
P.S.
This is the right PR for this issue (#50726)