Bugfix: Position is not an option but an argument to click() #4438
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In the click-documentation, `position` is listed as an argument, not a s an option. Unfortunately i can't judge whether one or the other works as this seems to be flaky in our case. I just wanted to do a PR instead of an issue in order to be more constructive in the case that i'm right but maybe i'm wrong here for some reason?
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The reason my test was flaky had nothing to do with this workaround. So the workaround did work for me. |
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In the click-documentation,
positionis listed as an argument, not a s an option. Unfortunately i can't judge whether one or the other works as this seems to be flaky in our case.I just wanted to do a PR instead of an issue in order to be more constructive in the case that i'm right but maybe i'm wrong here for some reason?