what is the context of bellow code

Question

what is the actual meaning of these two statements?

waitFor(20) { 
  !userDropdown.text().contains("Sign In")
}

waitFor(20) {
  title ==~ /[\w\d \-\@()]+( - [\w\d \-]+){0,1} is using Bintray/
}

Why is this tagged `jQuery` when your code is Java? – Rory McCrossan Aug 22 '17 at 13:06 — Rory McCrossan, Aug 22 '17 at 13:06

score 2 · Answer 1 · answered Aug 22 '17 at 13:14

These look like Geb wait conditions:

waitFor(20) { 
   !userDropdown.text().contains("Sign In")
}

Wait for 20 seconds or a web element named userDropdown to not have the text "Sign In", whichever happens first.

And

waitFor(20) {
   title ==~ /[\w\d \-\@()]+( - [\w\d \-]+){0,1} is using Bintray/
}

wait for 20 seconds or the web page title to be some string ending "is using Bintray".

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