Platform-appropriate binary for ChromeDriver and add it to your gem path.

If you’re not comfortable making this a prerequisite to running yourĪpplication’s tests, you can also install ChromeDriver by addingĬhromedriver-helper to your Gemfile. I’m currently using ChromeDriver version 2.30. Have ChromeDriver installed, be sure to install an up-to-date version for Similarly available in your package manager of choice on Linux. Installed already, so that leaves us needing to install ChromeDriver.ĬhromeDriver is installed via Homebrew with brew install chromedriver and is Web developers and designers are likely to have Chrome I updated my CapybaraĬonfiguration to run ChromeDriver with headless support and am now aĮxecuting your feature specs in Chrome requires that you have Chrome andĬhromeDriver installed. Headless operation on Linux was already possible as ofĬhrome 57 and will be coming to Windows soon as well. Last week saw the stable channel release of Chrome 59, which supports headless

Of executing tests in Firefox via Selenium. Session or any other applications, which is a refreshing change from my memories To find that ChromeDriver never seems to steal focus from my active Chrome Having to resort to save_and_open_screenshot. Was reminded that it is occasionally useful to watch a test execute without Have this option when configuring ChromeDriver.

While tests executing with Capybara-WebKit are headless, I initially did not Teammates reported no difficulties with those steps either. Significantly faster than the installation of Qt and Capybara-WebKit, and my I found the installation of ChromeDriver and Capybara-Selenium to be With running my tests in Chrome via ChromeDriver and Selenium. One such recent issue lead me to experiment I’ve been a happy user of Capybara-WebKit for many years now, but itsĭependence on Qt can make it frustrating to install on macOS, particularlyįollowing macOS or Xcode updates.

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