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[Andrew-B3901]

Use property value shorthand. eslint: object-shorthand

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[Andrew-B3901]

You should iterate sequentially on a focused chunk of work at a time.

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[mattvanitallie]

yo deepak

[AndriyVivcharSema]

dffew
here you used locator with ID "activeSwitch-61771ff18ec2c7001d9f2df8"
I suggest to use sequence in [n] for such elements and firstly activate some collection,
//div[contains(@Class,'is-clickable')][1]//input[not(@checked)] <- like here
this is xpath to first inactive collection

AND we need to save selected collection name to some variable and then check if this collection become active.
in other case we check nothing here.

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[Jubrillionaire]

looks good!

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[AkrhipovDenis]

Preved

[ghost]

test approval

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[SemaQATester1]

hey hey heeey

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[ghost]

test comment 4/25

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[ghost]

It's obvious that if you make an iOS application in 2022, you need to make sure that it runs smoothly on iOS 14 released in December 2020. It's worth noting that iPhones since 6S to 12 Pro are compatible with the latest release of iOS.

However, if you want your iOS app to be available for a broader range of users, you might consider the backward compatibility. Backward compatibility means your application would run as well on older versions of iOS and older iPhones or iPads.

Depending on your app's advancement and use of the most recent iOS features, achieving backward compatibility may be difficult. The latest changes and features include (among others):
New Dark Mode — you don't want your app to be the only bright one at night;
Apple ID logging in — it's a must-have as it makes life simpler;
Augmented reality — we (users) will want it more and more;
Voice commands — a great thing in the context of accessibility.

That's the moment when you need to decide if and how far backward you want to go. How much time and money you're willing to spend and how many users it will give you?

📄 Ideamotive

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[ghost]

You should have decent documentation covering all elements of the system. A description of the desired project outcome will help you keep on track. Documentation of code will later be an incredible source of ...

📄 Ideamotive

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[mattvanitallie-sema]

Stefan and Nikola are awesome

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[Rusau]

test

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[SemaQAAutomationAdmin]

new tests
This code is in keeping with our value of growth: you figured out something new, or you asked for help, or you raised a concern. Specifically ...

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[SemaQAAutomationAdmin]

blablabla
test test test

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[SemaQAAutomationAdmin]

find new awesome
If you're new to PHP, then it's time to get acquainted with the awesomeness that is the PHP manual. The PHP manual is incredibly thorough and has truly helpful comments following each article. Before asking questions or trying to figure out an issue on your own, save some time and just head straight to the manual. Odds are the answer to your question is already nestled in a helpful article at the PHP.net site.

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Sema Reaction: 👌 This code looks good | Sema Tags: Readable, Secure, Efficient

[yanakovrygina]

find new awesome If you're new to PHP, then it's time to get acquainted with the awesomeness that is the PHP manual. The PHP manual is incredibly thorough and has truly helpful comments following each article. Before asking questions or trying to figure out an issue on your own, save some time and just head straight to the manual. Odds are the answer to your question is already nestled in a helpful article at the PHP.net site.

Sema Reaction: 👌 This code looks good | Sema Tags: Readable, Secure, Efficient

add repo to QA env

[emeraldid123]

You should iterate sequentially on a focused chunk of work at a time.

Sema Reaction: 🛠️ This code needs a fix

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[emeraldid123]

find new awesome If you're new to PHP, then it's time to get acquainted with the awesomeness that is the PHP manual. The PHP manual is incredibly thorough and has truly helpful comments following each article. Before asking questions or trying to figure out an issue on your own, save some time and just head straight to the manual. Odds are the answer to your question is already nestled in a helpful article at the PHP.net site.

Sema Reaction: 👌 This code looks good | Sema Tags: Readable, Secure, Efficient

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[emeraldid123]

test

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[emeraldid123]

hey hey heeey

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[SemaSoftware]

looks good

[SemaAutomationQA]

no snippets to search

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[SemaAutomationQA]

test test test

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