[v1.33.1] assertVisible is producing false positives in Maestro Studio

[clmoore28]

Describe the bug
Maestro Studio is not failing the assertVisible assertions when the elements do not exist.

To Reproduce

1. Start the simulator for a React Native project on iOS or Android
2. Run Maestro Studio
3. Manually run an assertVisible assertion in the commands box for any ID that does not exist

Expected behavior
The command fails.

Screenshots

Environment information (please complete the following information):

• Maestro version v1.33.1
• Platform: iOS v17.0 & Android v13, but possibly across others.
• Framework: React Native
• Device model and OS version: All iPhone emulators and Android devices.
• Simulator, emulator or physical device: Simulators/emulators and physical devices.
• Host [e.g. Mac M1, Windows, Linux, etc]: Mac M1

[hackgoofer]

It is affecting me too

[rikur]

Any assertVisible or assertNotVisible seems to "pass" in Studio

[rob4226]

Still happening in v1.36.0, it seems every command succeeds in studio when it should really fail.

Related issue #1617.

[NorseGaud]

Same here. Super odd... I do something like

- assertVisible:
    id: "save-mem"
    enabled: true

And it's green even though the button is disabled.

On 1.39.0

[mwmcode]

Still happening in 1.39.13

- assertVisible:
    text: "My Button"
    enabled: true

Would pass ✅ even though there is no such button on the screen (or in the whole app for that matter).