Detox: How to press / tap on an `ActionSheetIOS` item

[a-eid]

How to press / tap on an ActionSheetIOS item,
the only way I can think of it to get the item by text, but that does not work ...

Note that I'm able to assert that the item is visible by text, but tapping it produces an error

Test Failed: Failed expectation: TOBEVISIBLE WITH MATCHER(identifier: == “singInScreen.screen”), Another view “<RCTView: 0x7fc96cd65520>” is visible at window point “{"x":207,"y":448.71497584541066}” TIP: To print view hierarchy on failed actions/matches, use loglevel verbose and above.

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[a-eid]

this could be a bug with detox

[LeoNatan]

It doesn't look like a bug in Detox. Your visibility assertion is failing, meaning your item is not visible.

[a-eid]

@LeoNatan the visibility assertion is passing

getting element by label && then selecting the 0th index solves the issue for me

await getByLabel("Sign Out")().atIndex(0).tap()

[LeoNatan]

"Sign Out" is the label in the action sheet?

Just be careful with using atIndex(), as it might break if your interface changes, or more items appear with the same label. Sadly, UIAlertController (implementation of action sheet in iOS) does not expose its buttons and does not allow setting an identifier on them.

[a-eid]

will do, I'm new to the whole testing thing 😕 .
thank you @LeoNatan

[LeoNatan]

Cheers!