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Arthur

Hi,

I have a scenario where I need to put a wait statement after every step due to some application issue. 

I don't want to put a wait statement after every step. Is there any way I can control the speed of the execution? 


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Sairam G

Hi Arthur,

By default, Sahi Pro automatically waits for page loads, AJAX activity, and element readiness using its built-in smart waiting mechanism.

Sahi also has a default step interval of 100ms, so it already pauses briefly between actions without needing explicit waits.

If your application still requires a slower execution pace, you can manually control the speed.

 Use _setSpeed() to slow down execution

Place _setSpeed() before your test steps to introduce a uniform delay after each action:

_setSpeed(2000);   // Adds 2 seconds delay between every step

This avoids having to write _wait() after every line and is the recommended way to globally slow down the script execution.

You can find the official Sahi Pro API documentation for more information on _setSpeed() API.

https://resources.sahipro.com/docs/sahi-apis/script-execution-control-apis.html#_setSpeed


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