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    Declarative vs Imperative with PoM?

    August 4, 2025

    Just curious: I’ve always written tests in a declarative style especially with page object model. But doesn’t this break the single responsibility principle? I used to write things with an imperative style but maintenance was a headache and it was harder to read.

    So my question is: Is there a general consensus of which we should be using in our tests? And if it IS declarative, doesn’t that break SOLID (specifically the S) principles?

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