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Dynamic waits are preferred over static ones, because they offers more stability and flexibility. For example if a 1 second static wait is defined and the page loads slower, the execution would fail, on the other hand, if a larger sleep value is provided and the page loads fast, the execution would be unnecessarily blocked, making the template run slower than it should.
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The current swagger definition is autogenerated. The automatically generated definitions rely on reflection and annotations to create the documentation. The reflection capabilities are poor at best and lead to missing API parameters. Annotations can help in some cases, but the only fix for Swagger is to create individual POJOs for every possible request. This will lead to unnecessary large number
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Currently trivy can find package-lock.json and process it, looking for vulnerabilities. It would be nice if it could process
pnpm-lock.yaml
files too