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Automatic update from web-platform-testsAutomatically setting session to None for new session tests There is an edge case in the current implementation where a new session test can create a new session and expressly close the created session by calling `end()`, but the next test that is not a new session test sees the "current session" object as not `None`, and failing to create a new session. This change fixes that issue. If the session is not None and has a valid session ID, the `end()` method still gets called. If the current session is not None, but has an invalid session ID, it cannot be terminated any other way, so setting the current session to None at that point is not a negative side effect. Finally, if the current session is already None, setting the variable to None again does not hurt. wpt-commits: 18d9e51135c137e060fc7525115c193db7448633 wpt-pr: 9889 wpt-commits: 18d9e51135c137e060fc7525115c193db7448633 wpt-pr: 9889
WebDriver specification tests
Herein lies a set of conformance tests for the W3C web browser automation specification known as WebDriver. The purpose of these tests is determine implementation compliance so that different driver implementations can determine whether they meet the recognized standard.
Chapters of the Spec that still need tests
We are using a tracking spreadsheet to coordinate work on these tests. Please look there to see who is working on what, and which areas are currently under-tested.
The spec contributors and editors can frequently be found on the W3C #webdriver IRC channel.