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// Storage::assertExists(public_path() . '/docs/clothing/existing_file.pdf');

// this assertion fails, what's weird is the path in the exception message does actually exist

The Storage facade uses the storage that is active in your config files (config/filesystems.php). Note that this defaults to local. The root path is set for each storage option. In the case of local, it's pointing to storage/app out of my head. - @bobbybouwmann

In addition, the right way to search through the storage path, is to first specify the filesystem "disk". I.e, for a file residing in storage/app/public/demo.js:

Storage::disk("public")->assertExists("demo.js");

With that out of the way, since your desired test file(s) reside in the pubic folder, these could be tested using:

$this->assertFileExists(public_path() . '/docs/clothing/existing_file.pdf');

//usually I'd get the page urls dynamically with Dusk, but for simplicity sake I'm just testing with this link that I know it exists and can curl it from withing Homestead

$this->get('/docs/clothing/Hoodies.pdf')->assertStatus(200); //failes (404)

The above snippet of code doesn't work because $this->get(...) is essentially searching for an explicitly defined route in the application's route file(s) corresponding to this path which is not found.

You must use a browser test framework (I.e Laravel Dusk) to test static files on a web server.

More to that can be found here: How to test for static files located in the web folder in symfony with phpunit?

Nonetheless, since you're using Laravel Dusk already, this can be achieved by:

There are two issues with your code:

1. This: if check_name == coins_list: will always return false, since check_name is a string and coins_list is a list. You want if check_name in coins_list:.
2. baseurl isn't defined in the code snippet. Change it to url.

Perform both these changes, and you should have a nonempty output in your text file. The URLs in this file appear to be well-formed.

Steam has changed to no longer use start_offset. They now use cursor, which works differently.
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You are missing shm_size on your selenium instance, it probably doesn't work. Here's the example docker-compose file: https://github.com/SeleniumHQ/docker-selenium/blob/trunk/docker-compose-v3.yml

Note that it should be >=2gb.

For getaccessory function, we just need to pass index of particular textboxes then only it is going to display the data.

TestCases are not instantiated by the container. Secondly your app is not bootstrapped before setup has been called, the constructor is called first. Making your example technically impossible. Instead use resolve() or app()->make(), in the setup method to do what you want.

Your app is bootstrapped to the parent test cases setup, so calling parent::setUp(); is essential.

It turns out having the x-data in the middle of the page was the issue. Ended up moving the x-data to the very first div on the page and that fixed it. What is really annoying is that everything worked fine locally and on our test server, when we deployed to prod it acted the same as in the test, like Alpine didn't even load. Once we moved the x-data to the top of the page it worked like magic.

Yes, this is required.

One method to solve this is to simply add the code contained in the trait (from a later version of Laravel) to your DuskTestCase.

It seems to me , that you do not have firstname column in your table. Create it and make it nullable by default as others said.