Following up on "Not sure it's really fixed, but let's see." — it is not fixed, and I would suggest reopening rather than filing a duplicate.
This issue is Closed/Fixed with Fix Version 18.6.0-rc-1, so the fix is present on stable-18.8.x, and the test still fails there. Develocity, over the last 28 days (550 executions, 2 failures, 0.4% overall):
Both are on stable-18.8.x / chrome / mysql latest / tomcat 11-jdk25 and nowhere else: 2 of the 12 runs in that configuration (16.7%), while the other 30 configurations the test runs in have not failed once. Develocity files them as two distinct groups, but they are the same failure — the message, the stack and the selector are identical, and the two groups differ only by the Chrome version in the Session info line (152 vs 153).
The failure is the delete-confirmation button, at RecycleBinIT.restore:90 (page.delete().clickYes()):
org.openqa.selenium.NoSuchElementException: Timed out after 10 seconds. Unable to locate the element
at org.openqa.selenium.support.pagefactory.AjaxElementLocator.findElement(AjaxElementLocator.java:92)
at org.xwiki.flamingo.test.docker.RecycleBinIT.restore(RecycleBinIT.java:90)
Caused by: no such element: Unable to locate element:
{"method":"xpath","selector":"//*[(contains(@class, 'btn') or contains(@class, 'button')) and (contains(@value, 'Yes') or contains(text(), 'Yes') or contains(@class, 'confirm'))]"}
Note that the step just before it uploads an attachment, so the confirmation dialog this waits for is the one that has extra content to render.
Whoever picks this up: at the 16.7% rate seen in that configuration, about 8 consecutive clean runs on chrome / mysql latest / tomcat 11-jdk25 are needed to conclude it has stopped — the default configuration proves nothing here, as it has never failed.
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