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Hmmm, it looks like I forgot to modify this code after I changed how css/xpath selectors worked. I think follow_link()
will need extra arguments to disambiguate between string match, css selector and xpath selector.
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If you hold on 5 minutes I have a pull request ready ;-)
On Thu, Dec 11, 2014 at 5:21 PM, Hadley Wickham [email protected]
wrote:
Hmmm, it looks like I forgot to modify this code after I changed how
css/xpath selectors worked. I think follow_link() will need extra
arguments to disambiguate between string match, css selector and xpath
selector.—
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#38 (comment).
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Sorry, I used a wrong branch for this commit referenced above and I can't seem to delete it even though I already removed the branch: jankowtf@9e7c85c
So this is the correct one jankowtf@1d4f2a1
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Can you close the broken pull request and re-open?
Can you please explicitly disambiguate text vs selectors by using multiple arguments?
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The pending pull request is the correct one. It's just the first referenced commit that's misleading (as it stems from a different branch than the one that the pull request is based on).
I'll add args to disambiguate text vs. selectors, though.
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