Unable to test button click action in ST2.3.0

[isi.dev.user]

I am having a terrible timing getting the click method on the ST.button future to do anything in my tests of a real application. It seems I may be missing something.

So I have distilled it down to the simplest of test apps with the simplest of tests to try to figure out what is going on. But I still do not see anything happen when the click() method is called on the button future in the test.

Modern Application created with Ext 6.7.0

Ext.application({
    name: 'ButtonTest',


   launch: function () {
       let p = Ext.create('Ext.Panel', {
           fullscreen: true,
           items: [
           {
               xtype: 'button',
               text: 'click',
               handler: function(){
                   Ext.ComponentQuery.query('#textFieldItemId')[0].setValue('Button was clicked');
               }
           },
           {
               xtype: 'textfield',
               itemId: 'textFieldItemId',
               value: 'button was not clicked yet'
           }
           ]
       });
       p.show();
    }
});

WebDriver test, which I am running against the above Sencha app watch with embedded Chrome

describe("ClickTest", function() {
    it("button is visible", function() {
        
        ST.button('button[text="click"]').visible();
        
    });
    it("updates text when button is clicked", function() {
        
        
        ST.button('button[text="click"]').click();
        
        ST.textField('#textFieldItemId').valueLike('Button was clicked');
        
    });
});

The first test passes--button is visible.
The second test fails. If I step through it with the debugger on, nothing happens onscreen after the click() call.

If I run the application and click the button the text changes.

If anyone can help me identify what I am doing wrong I would much appreciate it.

[daniel.gallo]

Unfortunately there's a bug in Sencha Test 2.3.0 (bug id ORION-2576) that prevents the "click" action from executing against various Ext JS components in a WebDriver scenario.

For now, I'd recommend either switching back to Sencha Test 2.2.1 temporarily while we fix the issue, or you can workaround the issue in 2.3.0 by specifying x/y coordinates in the click method, e.g:

ST.button('mybutton').click(3, 3);

[isi.dev.user]

Thank you Daniel.
Specifying the coordinates works great.