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To fix Jetpack Compose UI test failures where onNodeWithTag cannot find nodes, you must verify your finder selection and ensure the correct count contract is used, switching to plural finders if zero matches are acceptable.

You should use useUnmergedTree in Compose UI testing only when targeting inner elements collapsed by merged semantics, such as a Text node inside a Button, ensuring proper visibility within the semantics tree.

Ambiguous semantics node matches in Jetpack Compose UI tests are caused by incorrect finder selection or merged-tree visibility issues, resolved by choosing the right query based on test tags, visible text, or accessibility content descriptions.

Jetpack Compose UI testing supports internationalization-safe strategies by prescribing finder selection based on test tags or content descriptions rather than visible text, avoiding match failures across different locales.

Your Compose test expects exactly one node but finds the wrong count due to incorrect count contract handling, requiring single-node finders for exactly one match and plural finders when zero matches are acceptable.