So, the assert_select documentation shows the following example, passing a block in.
So, the assert_select documentation shows the following example, passing a block in: assert_select "ol" do |elements| elements. Each do |element| assert_select element, "li", 4 end end So what if you did something like... assert_select 'h1' do |elements| elements. Length == 0?
Fail elements. Each do |element| element. Text ~= /Key Dates/?
Fail end end Which basically fails if it finds the pattern OR if the number of h1 elements is zero. Obviously you would change the conditions to match what it is you're trying to test for, but does that get you any closer to what you need?
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