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team invite button still uses old accessible name

tests/e2e/settings/team-invite.spec.ts

failed
1m 14s
chromium
Diagnosis

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Failure summary
LocatorError
High confidence
getByRole('button', { name: 'Invite teammate' }) no longer matches the rendered control.
This is where Sentinel's suggested-fix story should feel magical: the failure is precise, the UI changed, and the patch is reviewable.
Parsed failure signal
LocatorError: getByRole('button', { name: 'Invite teammate' }) no longer matches the rendered control.
Evidence
  • The test expectation is tied to a locator whose label no longer matches the rendered control.
  • The screenshot confirms the control is present but named differently.
  • The failure is better explained by UI drift than by network or timing instability.
What to check next
  • Compare the current accessible name in the UI with the locator in code.
  • Validate whether the rename was intentional product work.
  • Update the selector only if the new label is the real contract.
Suggested fix
Update the locator to the current accessible name shown in the product.
await page.getByRole('button', { name: 'Send invite' }).click();
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Evidence workspace

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Scripted demo
Trace timeline
11:07:44 Open team settings
11:07:46 Open invite dialog
11:07:47 Query role=button name='Invite teammate'
11:07:52 Timeout after 5000ms
11:07:52 Visible button text: 'Send invite'
Start with trace
Trace confirms the action never found a clickable target with the expected label.
Screenshot and logs
The screenshot should reveal the renamed control immediately.
Logs are usually low signal for selector drift unless a helper generated the wrong locator.
Advanced analysis

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