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Reputation: 7

isHittable function returns false on iOS16 simulator

I have function for scrolling used in my UiTests. Here it is

func scroll(_ elementQuery: XCUIElement, to toElementQuery: XCUIElement, direction: Direction, swipesCount: Int) {
        var swipe = 0
        
        let swipeClosure: () -> Void = {
            switch direction {
            case .up: elementQuery.swipeUp()
            case .left: elementQuery.swipeLeft()
            case .right: elementQuery.swipeRight()
            case .down: elementQuery.swipeDown()
            }
            swipe += 1
        }
        
        while !toElementQuery.exists && swipe <= swipesCount {
            swipeClosure()
        }
        
        if toElementQuery.exists {
            let elementHittable = toElementQuery.isHittable
            while !toElementQuery.isHittable && swipe <= swipesCount {
                swipeClosure()
            }
        }
        
        if !toElementQuery.exists {
            XCTFail(errorMessage)
        } else if !toElementQuery.isHittable {
            XCTFail(errorMessage)
        }

When I use it on iOS 15 simulators it works great. But after downloading Xcode 14 and iOS 16 simulator

toElementQuery.isHittable started to return false, even if tap() working great with this element.

When I use simulator < 16 iOS toElementQuery.isHittable returns true

Upvotes: 0

Views: 233

Answers (1)

Max H
Max H

Reputation: 209

isHittable returns true if the element has a size and is not blocked by any other iOS accessibility element.

Has the display of your app changed between the 2 iOS versions?

It could be helpful to add the debugDescription of your XCUIApplication on both iOS versions to help debug this issue.

Upvotes: 0

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