9.3.0

What's Changed

• feat!: provide additional selectors to ElementQuery by @joelpop in #1774
• feature #1775 add support for lit renderers to grid tester by @joelpop in #1776
• chore: Update version to next minor 9.3 by @mshabarov in #1785
• feat: add conditional (non-attribute) selectors to ElementQueries by @joelpop in #1784
• fix: force WebDriver creation if DriverSupplier returns null by @mcollovati in #1787
• feat: add download method to AnchorTester by @sissbruecker in #1789
• feat: rework "containing" selectors via addition of remaining attribute operators by @joelpop in #1786
• chore: upgrade license-checker to 1.12.12 by @vaadin-bot in #1790
• chore: Selenium 4.20.0 by @alvarezguille in #1791
• chore: upgrade javassist to 3.30.2-GA by @taefi in #1795
• chore: Selenium 4.21.0 by @alvarezguille in #1796
• test with vaadin 24.4-snapshot by @ZheSun88 in #1798
• feat: add VirtualListTester by @joelpop in #1797

Breaking Changes

Differently from the previous versions, ElementQuery.id(...) will now throw an exception if multiple elements with the same id are present, instead of returning the first matching item. To switch back to the old behavior, you have to change the id(...) call to withId(...).first().

New Contributors

• @joelpop made their first contribution in #1774
• @taefi made their first contribution in #1795

Full Changelog: 9.2.7...9.3.0