assertDisplayed doesn't work when multiple views matches the text about barista HOT 12 CLOSED

Nope. The thing is why it's failing, @SmasSive . In the context @Sloy given, the app is showing "Banana" several times. As a Barista user, if I want to check if the text "Banana" is there, if there are lots of "Banana", assertDisplayed("Banana") should give a green, not an Exception.

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Totally agree 😄

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Sorry but I don't understand what you are trying to say @Sloy ...
You are doing assertDisplayed("Banana") right? but Espresso fails... And AFAIK Barista is a wrapper of Espresso so, if Espresso fails, Barista should fail too.

But for sure I misunderstand something 💃

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Yeah! Then I agree with you both 👯‍♂️

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Then... it's PR time! 🎉 hehehe

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Exactly, sorry for the bad explanation 😅

"Banana" appears twice in that screen, let's say it's the title of the screen and also a TextView inside the layout.

With espresso, if you run
onView(withText(text)).check(matches(isDisplayed()));
and it finds two views with the text "Banana", it fails.

My point is: from the perspective of a Barista user, assertDisplayed() means it's displayed any number of times, the name of the method doesn't imply the other restriction.

Better @SmasSive ?

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LOL I see I was too slow writing my comment, you both already answered.
:partyparrot:

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Welcome to the party, @Sloy ! Take some ice! 🍸 🍹

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Jajaja @Sloy now your explanation is perfect!
So let's code it out!

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Ideas?
We solved it by wrapping the withText("Banana") matcher inside a firstOf(withText("Banana")) matcher.
But it wouldn't work if the first banana is hidden and the second one is displayed.

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There goes my idea: #38

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Done by @Sloy !

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