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I am getting a following error message during the UI tests when I test it with `onNodeWithText` , but I'm not sure what's causing 2 nodes to be found. :thread:

```java.lang.AssertionError: Failed to perform text input.
Reason: Expected exactly '1' node but found '2' nodes that satisfy: (Text + EditableText contains 'Username' (ignoreCase: false))
Nodes found:
1) Node #123 at (l=42.0, t=350.0, r=1398.0, b=574.0)px, Tag: 'Username'
Focused = 'false'
ImeAction = 'Done'
EditableText = '+'
TextSelectionRange = 'TextRange(1, 1)'
Text = '[Username]'
Actions = [RequestFocus, GetTextLayoutResult, SetText, SetSelection, OnClick, OnLongClick, PasteText]
MergeDescendants = 'true'
Has 1 sibling
2) Node #111 at (l=196.0, t=144.0, r=709.0, b=247.0)px
Text = '[Username]'
Actions = [GetTextLayoutResult]
Has 2 siblings```
It does work if I use testTag , but is it possible to handle this without testTag?

Well it seems like there are two nodes which have the “Username” text in them, as the error tells you, and `onNodeWithText()` can’t handle that by itself since it can’t know which one to pick.

Yep, but is it possible to tell the Compose that I want just an `OutlineTextField` one?

Not that I'm aware of. The node matching system has a set of things it can match on, some semantics, and which TextField you use isn't one of them.
What I'd do in most cases is have a testTag, but it really depends how your entire UI looks like.
Maybe there's even a way to find a list of matching itmes and get the one you need with an index? But that feels worse that testTag imo