Otherwise, something like that would never work: page.stay_or_go(id=1) page.stay_or_go(id=2) # would stay on URL for id=1 To avoid breaking simple usage of is_here(), if no arguments are provided, then there are no checks. That means: page.stay_or_go(id=1) page.stay_or_go() # nothing happens |
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