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Office window get closed too soon and/or must not be closed automatically in interactive mode. #3083
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Closing Office window should be only in automated mode. Closing Office must not occur during the first run of the loop.
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Closing Office window should be only in automated mode.
Closing Office must not occur during the first run of the loop.
What I have added/changed is:
Behavior of human.py auxiliary module
The goal of my change is:
Do not close Office window during the first run of the loop in human.py
Do not close Office window in real human interactive mode
What I have tested about my change is:
Behavior in "real human" and "automated human" analysis mode
A better improvement would be to use a relative delay matching with XX% of the analysis timeout.