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alexcreamer
oh, oops
I find the IDE so easy to use tho
I am so many test cases
lukeis
you can export them ;)
alexcreamer
I love the ability to quickly use page functionality
lukeis
to WebDriver
alexcreamer
oh, good idea
Staunch
you might need to do some light cleanup after that, but you do always have that option
alexcreamer
What do I output it to?
lukeis
a programming language of your choice :)
alexcreamer
Ok, thanks :-)
Staunch
alexcreamer: export to Webdriver in whichever language you wanna use. I think there's also a "remove" option, only use that one if you're going to hook it up to a Grid or something (but you can always change it afterwards anyway)
[13selenium] 15lukeis pushed 2 new commits to 06master: 02https://git.io/vKhMi
13selenium/06master 1479d02a1 15Luke Inman-Semerau: bumping version to beta2
13selenium/06master 1437d3b6b 15Luke Inman-Semerau: System Property DRIVER_USE_MARIONETTE if set in java or command line arg with server will ignore desired capabilities and force marionette when true or force legacy firefox driver when false. Default unset, listens to capabilities requested.
AutomatedTester wants to be a good citizen... sometimes at least
doeet
looks like jimevans did his .net release
jimevans: there going to be a IE Driver release too? or are you going to break the tie to selenium versions on that ;)
jimevans
there has literally been no change in the IE code base since the last 2.x public release.
lukeis
i imaged so
imagined*
jimevans
i can do an IE release, but i'm not entirely sure i see the point, other than to make it easier for folks to find.
lukeis
¯\_(ツ)_/¯ old one is linked from downloads page
jimevans
then i'm not going to bother for now. maybe later.
lukeis
i wouldn't mind you starting to tag it and release as IEDriverServer.JimsRelease.1
then just increment from there ;)
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we can refer to the old versions as BJ …. Before Jim of course
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AutomatedTester
jimevans: I have written some c# code...
I am redirecting stdout/stderr to a file in the service
are you happy for a change like this
jimevans
AutomatedTester: and you're doing that because… ?
AutomatedTester
jimevans: I was having issues with GeckoDriver and the error message from DriverService wasnt helping me with the cause
It just says "Can't connect to the service"
where, at least GeckoDriver outputs what could be wrong
and could guide the user
we also output a log that way if people get stuck that we can debug from
jimevans
and GeckoDriver doesn't allow you to redirect its output to a file (like every other command-line driver service?)
AutomatedTester
if you dont want it, then thats fine too
not at the moment
jimevans
AutomatedTester: one sec.
AutomatedTester
jimevans: the error message is so generic that it doesnt even suggest setting logging on the other services
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jimevans
no, and it wouldn't. in the common case, the driver's console output would be echoed to the console, but i think nunit may actually be the one overriding that.
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(in other words, nunit is fucking with things it oughtn't be)
but that's not really germane to the discussion at hand
AutomatedTester
well... it might be
if NUnit is being a twat then assuming it has 30% market share, there is 30% of users who are "WTF is it not working douche service"
jimevans
if you want to add something to FirefoxDriverService class that does this, i won't scream too much, but both IE and chrome driver server executables already provide a mechanism for writing to a log file, and their respective service classes expose that functionality via properties on the object.
AutomatedTester
jimevans: ok, I will do it at as a stop gap and mention it as such
and will raise a bug to get GeckoDriver to take a --log argument
jimevans
if you want to make the base class's Start() method virtual and override it, i wouldn't kick.
but yes, GeckoDriver probably ought to provide that… :)
AutomatedTester
ok... I will clean up the code and do land it later