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iOS sliders: WebDriverAgent reports no thumb position, measured (CHALLENGES 219) - #210
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…LENGES 219) normalizedSliderPosition is not among its attributes; minValue and maxValue are the real range for a UIKit slider (Larger Text: 27%, 0 to 11) and 0 to 1 for SwiftUI's whatever their bounds (Ice Cubes), with the app's own text as the value. So a fill from partway still cannot be corrected. The probe that measured it is docs/probes/slider-attributes-ios.sh, read only.
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CHALLENGES 219 left a fill from partway landing a step past, because "nothing in the tree says where the thumb is". That was the tree; this asks WebDriverAgent directly, read only, on the iPhone 17 Pro simulator:
27%100%, the app's text1.2, the app's textnormalizedSliderPositionis not among its attributes, and the range does not stand in for one, so a partway fill still cannot be corrected; filling 0 or 1 first stays the caller's way to land exactly. A dated note on CHALLENGES 219, a line in ROADMAP's slider entry, anddocs/probes/slider-attributes-ios.sh, which repeats the measurement and moves nothing.