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The old seleniumlibrary_patched plugin stopped working in the latest PyCharm so I need to find a replacement. This plugin looks promising with almost similar functionality, but I have an issue with the following scenario.
I have custom keywords defined in Python code as:
@keyword("User ${name} opens window using a hammer")defuser_opens_window_with_hammer(self, name: str):
...
when I write Robot tests based on these keywords using the RobotCode plugin, the autocomplete offers me this keyword as:
User name Opens Window Using A Hammer
There are two problems:
The autocomplete does not respect the original keyword formatting with respect to letter capitalization
The autocomplete does not offer the variable identifier ${} for the embedded argument
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The old seleniumlibrary_patched plugin stopped working in the latest PyCharm so I need to find a replacement. This plugin looks promising with almost similar functionality, but I have an issue with the following scenario.
I have custom keywords defined in Python code as:
when I write Robot tests based on these keywords using the RobotCode plugin, the autocomplete offers me this keyword as:
User name Opens Window Using A HammerThere are two problems:
${}for the embedded argumentAny help for this?
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