Scenario: During your mobile app testing, you encounter an issue where the swipe gesture doesn't work as expected on a specific screen. How would you troubleshoot and fix this problem using Appium?
- Adjust swipe coordinates
- Check for overlapping elements
- Increase the swipe duration
- Use a different swipe method
Troubleshooting swipe issues involves checking for overlapping elements on the screen, which might interfere with the swipe action. Adjusting swipe coordinates, increasing duration, and trying different swipe methods can also be considered based on the specific problem.
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