Use UiObject2.scrollUntil with custom EventCondition to search all elements on the UI #70
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…ements on the UI Before: - `UiObject2.scrollUntil` with `Until.hasObject` can only search the elements under the target scrollable object. After: - The custom EventCondition uses `UiDevice.hasObject` to check all elements on the UI.
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Before:
UiObject2.scrollUntilwithUntil.hasObjectcan only search the elements under the target scrollable object.After:
UiDevice.hasObjectto check all elements on the UI.This change is