XCUITestDriver-AutoAcceptAlerts

Issues/Bugs
1

I have “autoAcceptAlerts” set to “true” but
native iOS alerts aren’t automatically accepted on a real device.

2

This is about providing the same in the capabilities .please check you desired capabilities fort he same

3

Which capability is needed since the new appium version to accept alerts automatically?

4

DesiredCapabilities capabilities = new DesiredCapabilities();
capabilities.setCapability(“autoAcceptAlerts”, true);

Hope that will help.

5

Thank you for your answer
I already has got this capability in my code, but is not working

6


I think it is a known issue currently.

7

I am facing the same issue with iOS real device with Appium v1.6.3 and Java Client 5.0.0-BETA3. Please suggest me the solution.

8

@Nikhil_jain this don’t work with XCUITest. You have to handle it manually

9

Can you please help me to handle the accept the alerts , when I search for that element using xpath = "//*[contains(@label,‘Allow’)] there after I have used click method.

It is clicking on the button(no exception thrown) but the pop up is not closing. Could you please share code to handle that ?

I am using APPIUM 1.6.4 and IOS 10.2

10

This is what I am using to accept the pop up

if (driver.findElementByXPath("//XCUIElementTypeAlert[1]").isDisplayed()) {
LOG.info(“Alert is present”);
WebDriverWait wait = new WebDriverWait(driver, 200);
wait.until(alertIsPresent());
driver.switchTo().alert().accept();
} else {
LOG.info(“Alert is not present”);
}

11

Doesn’t this statement throws the NoSuchElementException when there is no Alert is present ?

I have handle the same as below my query is without having the exception thrown if alert is present then it should click otherwise without throwing the exception I should be able to handle the alert

try { driver.switchTo().alert().accept(); } catch (NoAlertPresentException e) { logger.warn("Alert is not present" + e.getMessage()); }

12

Even it’s an old topic I decided to contribute with what happened to me today when testing a WebApp on Safari in Simulator (iPhone 12 Pro Max - iOS 14.4). In my case was an alert about a popup that would be opened. Thank God I found what was missing. Beyond the capabilities safariAllowPopups: true, autoAcceptAlerts: true it’s necessary include this one as well: nativeWebTap: true