Graphene does not handle different qualifiers for Drone instances in fragments ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Key: ARQGRA-393 URL: https://issues.jboss.org/browse/ARQGRA-393 Project: Arquillian Graphene Issue Type: Bug Affects Versions: 2.0.0.CR2 Reporter: Stefan Miklosovic The issue is that when I have two Drones in abstract class {code} @Drone @Browser WebDriver browser; @Drone @Mobile WebDriver mobile; {code} and some fragment in another class {code} public class LoginFragment { @Root private WebElement root; @Drone @Browser private WebDriver browser; @FindBy(id = "login-username") private WebElement usernameField; @FindBy(id = "login-password") private WebElement passwordField; @FindBy(id = "login-submit") private WebElement loginButton; public void writeUsername(String username) { usernameField.sendKeys(username); } public void writePassword(String password) { passwordField.sendKeys(password); } public void submitForm() { loginButton.click(); Graphene.waitModel(browser).until().element(root).is().not().visible(); } } {code} and I have a test in class which extends the abstract one {code} public class SomeClass extends AbstractSomeClass { @FindBy(id = "login-box") private LoginFragment loginFragment; @Test @InSequence(1) @OperateOnDeployment("some-deployment") public void loginUserInWebClient(@ArquillianResource URL context) { openWebPageUrl(context); loginFragment.writeUsername("john"); } } {code} I get this: loginUserInWebClient(some class): There is no context available for qualifier org.jboss.arquillian.drone.api.annotation.Default. Available contexts are [interface x.y.z.Browser, interface x.y.z.Mobile]. The workaround is to have one injection of Drone without any qualifier, so when I just remove @Browser annotation completely from everywhere, it is ok. This restriction is kind of ... interesting. Maybe I do not know how to set up that context on my own but according to various people as [~jhuska] it is considered to be a bug.