awaitility/src/main/java/org/awaitility/Awaitility.java
public static ConditionFactory await(String alias) {
        return new ConditionFactory(alias, defaultWaitConstraint, defaultPollInterval, defaultPollDelay,
                defaultCatchUncaughtExceptions, defaultExceptionIgnorer, defaultConditionEvaluationListener,
                defaultExecutorLifecycle);
    }
public static ConditionFactory await(String alias) {
        return new ConditionFactory(alias, defaultWaitConstraint, defaultPollInterval, defaultPollDelay,
                defaultCatchUncaughtExceptions, defaultExceptionIgnorer, defaultConditionEvaluationListener,
                defaultExecutorLifecycle);
    }
Start building a named await statement. This is useful is cases when you
have several awaits in your test and you need to tell them apart. If a
named await timeout's the <code>alias</code> will be displayed indicating
which await statement that failed.

@param alias the alias that will be shown if the await timeouts.
@return the condition factory