iOS platform does not exist #4557
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In some cases we cannot consider platform and platformName to be equivalent. For example, SauceLabs uses platformName and not platform to run Appium tests. If we override platformName (iOS) with platform (Mac, because no iOS platform exists), we generate a set of invalid capabilities to actually run the browser test. Fixes #4557
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In some cases we cannot consider platform and platformName to be equivalent. For example, SauceLabs uses platformName and not platform to run Appium tests. If we override platformName (iOS) with platform (Mac, because no iOS platform exists), we generate a set of invalid capabilities to actually run the browser test. Fixes SeleniumHQ#4557
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Meta -
OS: OSX
Selenium Version: 3.5.2 (head of repo)
Browser: iOS Safari
Browser Version: iOS 10.3
Expected Behavior - Using Selenium Grid the platformName would remain unchanged (keep behavior from 3.4)
Actual Behavior - With Selenium Grid the platformName is overridden by platform in ImmutableCapabilities because iOS is not defined in Platform.java
Steps to reproduce -
(already found a temporary fix with help from Simon and Jim)
Run an iOS test against SauceLabs with 3.4 and 3.5. As part of NewSessionPayload (in 3.5) when creating the capabilities iOS is an unrecognized platform so platformName (originally iOS) is set to platform (Mac), providing a bad set of capabilities for the test to actually run.
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