When to use t.get(...) inside tTestWidgets and when not

[lehmannk]

Sorry, this might be a silly question but I do not get it (I am still new to Flutter). Can you explain when to use await t.get(find. ...) inside tTestWidgets and when not? E.g. both statements in the sample below work flawlessly. I do not understand when it is necessary to use t.get

group('simple test group', () {
      tTestWidgets('simple test 1', (t) async {

        //both commands work just fine - why prefer the onee over the other?
        await t.get(find.text('blah')).should(findsOneWidget);
        await find.text('blah').should(findsOneWidget);

        //both commands work just fine - why prefer the onee over the other?
        await find.text('Submit').tap();
        await t.get(find.text('Submit')).tap();
      });
    });
  });

[fzyzcjy]

Yes, the code without t.get is a quick syntax sugar I have added later. So feel free to use the short version (and fallback to the long version when something is too complex and does not provide such syntax sugar)

[lehmannk]

Thanks for the explanation

[fzyzcjy]

You are welcome!