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Ryan_Moran
12 years agoValued Contributor
It's not ideal, but I've had to place hard set delays in such cases.
One benefit of those delays however is that I can always count on my tests to fail if the page takes too long to load...which yes I do want to happen because I want to know if changes have added to longer load times. Of course make sure you place enough delay to account for general network / web latency etc. assuming this is what's happening.
One benefit of those delays however is that I can always count on my tests to fail if the page takes too long to load...which yes I do want to happen because I want to know if changes have added to longer load times. Of course make sure you place enough delay to account for general network / web latency etc. assuming this is what's happening.