tests(bug): Use locator instead of element handles #1716
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* main: tests(sidebar): Add tests for sidebar (#1715) tests(accordion): Add kitchensink tests for accordion (#1710) tests(bug): Use locator instead of element handles (#1716) tests(deploys): Move import from htmltools into code to help with debugging deploys (#1718) build: set Narwhals 1.9.1 as minimum, remove upper bound, use narwhals.stable.v1 for dtypes and typing (#1717) feat: support DataFrames via narwhals (#1570) Adds Deploy to Connect Cloud buttons to app READMEs (#1709)
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Discovered while setting checkbox group inputs when element handle is updated immediately on set, then playwright actionability tests cannot complete since the new element is in its place.
However, if we use a locator instead of an element handle, the error goes away but the intent stays the same.
cc: @chendaniely