
UiAutomator2Options options = new UiAutomator2Options() See the below example for changes required: // From Appium Java Client version 8.0.0 Beta
SafariOptions to create a SafariDriver instance. GeckoOptions to create a GeckoDriver instance. Mac2Options to create a Mac2Driver instance. WindowsOptions to create a WindowsDriver instance. EspressoOptions to create an EspressoDriver instance. UiAutomator2Options to create a UIAutomator2Driver instance. XCUITestOptions to create an XCUITestDriver instance. Below is the list of driver-specific classes. It is now recommended to use driver-specific W3C option classes instead of Desired Capabilities. Methods that are non-w3c complaint are removed and the details can be seen here. Since the Java client supports Selenium 4.1.1, it’s strictly W3C compliant too. With Appium 2.0, we on the Appium team are making sure we are strictly W3C compliant.
Let’s go through the changes introduced in Appium Java client 8.0.0 beta2 and what you would need to do. Most of the Appium clients are updated and now in early beta, but with a lot of breaking changes. Since then, the Appium team has been working on upgrading the Selenium dependency in all the clients of Appium to provide a seamless experience.
The Selenium team released Selenium 4 in September 2021 to much anticipation with tons of great features. Sai Krishna and Srinivasan are members of the Appium team. Learn about the latest updates in the Appium Java Client 8.0.0 release, and how it affects your Appium mobile testing today.
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