I've developed a framework which runs selenium tests with no problem on my local computer.
I also have developed a pipeline on Bamboo to execute those tests. It does, problem is I have no chrome browser installed on bamboo and I get the error saying "There is no chrome binary" obviously. There is no chance to install anything on bamboo, so I need to run these tests with no browser (also headless).
I've checked this: https://github.com/browserless/chrome
Sounds good to what I want to achieve but I don't know how to do it.
Do I need to run docker by command and then point my driver to the port or what?
Can anyone shed some light? I pretty lost and there are not much examples (or I don't know how to find them)
Thanks!!
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I am trying to debug a huge project using VS Code, the project is supposed to run on dapr using docker. I have installed dapr, docker, both seem to work fine. I also have VS Code, and I managed to get dapr extension for VS Code.
I build the project using dotnet build, no errors, so I am assuming that works fine, but when I try to debug it (run it) I get that error. I have read that it can be caused by having to set up environmental variables, but I don't know which environmental variables, as they seem to be present in the path (c:\users\myself.dapr\bin) is present.
So I have a few questions: what should I do now? and what is the reason behind it? Basically, I want to fix this, but knowing and understanding how, thanks.
As simple as restarting the laptop fix it, I guess that I did all of the installations without restarting and it needed a restart.
It was nothing to do with the environment variables in the end.
Hi I am really new to robot framework and docker so please bear with me.
I have test cases written in robot framework using PyCharm which are executing fine.
I also have grid up and running which contains one firefox and one chrome browser.
I want to run my testcases in parallel on that grid. Every test case on a separate browser side by side. I need help on what changes to make in my project and how to execute them on docker.
Tests run on Grid browsers if we pass the following params to Open Browser keyword:
Open Browser ${URL} ${Browser} ${NONE} http://localhost:4444/wd/hub
I'd suggest trying Selenoid, I use it for paralleled cross-browser run on Docker: https://aerokube.com/selenoid/
I have an idea setup CI with Robot Framework, you can get some information to build it:
https://github.com/dylanops/docker-robot-framework
I know that it's impossible to code the test on Ubuntu since I need Apple's XCODE, but I would like to know if, once coded, it is possible to run the automated tests on Ubuntu.
Thanks.
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I would like to run jasmine, for our Ruby on Rails client side, on a Jenkins CI server machine using rake jasmine:ci. Ideally, I would like it not to use any browser, alternatively if I try to run it with firefox v21 installed, it fails to get connection (I believe this is a known issue).
So to sum my short questions:
Is there a stable way to run it without invoking a browser?
Does anyone know if the firefox issue has been resolved?
I believe JASMINE_BROWSER can control which browser will be used, however I've failed to find instructions what are its legal values.
Have you thought about using phantomjs? It would allow you to not invoke a browser. Looks like this guard-phantomjs-jasmine on Github has the ability to work with jasmine. The documentation has a usecase for CI. Hope that helps!
I am working with the webtest plugin as functional test component for grails.
It works fine, but is very slow - the whole application has poor response times (>1min per page) when under test. My feeling is that this is because the app, canoo webtest and the IDE (netbeans) are running in one JVM when I start my test through the IDE (test-app functional:)
So my goal is now to deploy the app to a stand-alone tomcat and run my tests against this tomcat instance.
I googled and found an old option -nostart for webtest which seem to be outdated.
So I googled some more and found the -baseUrl=http://... option in the current documentation. The docs say that with this option, the app will not be started and all tests will run against this baseUrl. But when I give it a try, grails still tries to start up jetty (at least, I get an error message saying that the port 8080 is already in use).
Any ideas? I am already thinking about using webtest stand-alone, but I like the groovy syntax of the plugin...
I'm using grails 1.3.4
You could try interactive mode as mentioned here: Can I run grails integration & functional tests against a running server?
If the -baseUrl option isn't working then I'd raise a JIRA issue.
cheers
Lee