❌ Error:
self = <tests.test_pricing.TestPricing object at 0x7fd2d4cda0e0> pricing_page = <pages.pricing_page.PricingPage object at 0x7fd2d4cfd570> base_url = 'https://promo.com' def test_p05_anonymous_user_sees_correct_currency( self, pricing_page, base_url ): """ P05 Anonymous user has a correct currency in pricing & on the upgrade page Feature scenario: When I open pricing page Then I verify a correct currency is displayed When I open the upgrade page with url Then I verify a correct currency is displayed The expected currency symbol is derived from the CURRENCY_IP env var (defaults to "$" / USD when not set). """ expected_symbol = pricing_page.get_expected_currency_symbol() pricing_page.go_to_pricing_page(base_url) pricing_page.skip_cookies() pricing_page.assert_currency_displayed(expected_symbol) pricing_page.go_to_upgrade_page(base_url) > pricing_page.assert_currency_displayed(expected_symbol) tests/test_pricing.py:106: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ self = <pages.pricing_page.PricingPage object at 0x7fd2d4cfd570> expected_symbol = '$' def assert_currency_displayed(self, expected_symbol: str = "$"): """ Verifies at least one currency element on the page shows the expected symbol. Mirrors: currencies_check(browser) from newcancellation_page.py """ locator = self.page.locator( f'{self.CURRENCY_SYMBOL}:has-text("{expected_symbol}")' ) count = locator.count() > assert count > 0, ( f"Expected at least one '{expected_symbol}' currency symbol on the " f"page, found {count}" ) E AssertionError: Expected at least one '$' currency symbol on the page, found 0 pages/pricing_page.py:293: AssertionError