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after the first test in `tests/selenium/specs/page.js` executes, the following alert appears: `'Leave site? Changes that you made may not be saved.` the alert has a `Cancel` and a `Leave` button this alert blocks continuation to subsequent tests presently this is being handled using `browser.reloadSession()`, which is an expensive operation, and, as an aside, is interfering with some experimental work i'm doing related to making selenium tests easier to spin up, but that's a rabbit hole i'll avoid here it would be preferable to just handle that alert by programmatically choosing the "Leave" option rather than reloading the entire session

after the first test in `tests/selenium/specs/page.js` executes, the following alert appears: `'Leave site? Changes that you made may not be saved.` the alert has a `Cancel` and a `Leave` button this alert blocks continuation to subsequent tests presently this is being handled using `browser.reloadSession()`, which is an [[ https://webdriver.io/docs/api/browser/reloadSession | expensive ]] operation, and, as an aside, is interfering with some experimental work i'm doing related to making selenium tests easier to spin up, but that's a rabbit hole i'll avoid here it would be preferable to just handle that alert by programmatically choosing the "Leave" option rather than reloading the entire session

after the first test in `tests/selenium/specs/page.js` executes, the following alert appears: `'Leave site? Changes that you made may not be saved.` the alert has a `Cancel` and a `Leave` button this alert blocks continuation to subsequent tests presently this is being handled using `browser.reloadSession()`, which is an [[ https://webdriver.io/docs/api/browser/reloadSession | expensive ]] operation, and, as an aside, is interfering with some experimental work i'm doing related to making selenium tests easier to spin up, but that's a rabbit hole i'll avoid here it would be preferable to just handle that alert by programmatically choosing the "Leave" option rather than reloading the entire session