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describe('Split Buttons', function() {
    it('Should find a particular Split Button', function() {
        // Find the particular line of buttons we're interested in, by looking for the text "Raised".
        // Then go up to the first parent Component.
        // Then find a Split Button within that line, with the text "SMALL".
        ST.button('[html=Raised] ^ component:first splitbutton[text=SMALL]')
            .visible();
    });
    
    it('Should click on Menu button inside of Split Button', function() {

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// This example demonstrates two methods of how to perform right-click actions on elements.
// Run this test suite against the following Ext JS example:
// http://examples.sencha.com/extjs/6.5.1/examples/classic/desktop/index.html

describe('Right Click', function() {
    it('Should right-click on icon and show menu - Example 1', function() {
        var driver = ST.defaultContext.driver;
        
        // Pass in a locator (not a Ext Component Query, as WebDriver.io doesn't recognize them directly)
        driver.rightClick('//span[text()="SystemStatus"]');

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describe('Split Button', function() {
    // Run this test suite against the following Kitchen Sink example: 
    // http://examples.sencha.com/extjs/6.5.1/examples/kitchensink/?classic#toolbar-menus
  
    it('Should find the Split Button', function() {
        ST.button('splitbutton[text=Split Button]')
            .visible();
    });
    
    it('Should click the button part of the Split Button', function() {