#selenium

ChromeOptions has a `to_capabilities()` method

options = webdriver.ChromeOptions(); options.add_argument('...'); desired_capabilities=options.to_capabilities())

looks like you already have it :)

but saucelabs tells you to pass in:

desired_cap = {    'platform': "Mac OS X 10.9",    'browserName': "chrome",    'version': "31",}

so just add to that

desired_cap.update(options.to_capabilities())

k, i'll give that a shot! Thanks lucast!

sure, let me know if it doesn't work

lucast: ah i think i see why this isn't working but I'm not quite sure the easiest way to fix this.

I'm passing in an option to use a socks proxy

'--proxy-server=socks5://%s:%s' % (proxy['ip'], proxy['port'])

but the socks proxy ip and port maps to localhost where the tunnel is connected.

you'd have to somehow tunnel from sauce...

yay i setup the tunnel and it seems to work :)

only weird thing i'm seeing is that the url to the website i'm accessing says that it's not secure.

is it dropping or rewrting the SSL link

it shouldn't be.

this doesn't occur outside of saucelabs.

Let me keep playing with it and see if i can figure out why it isn't working.

are you using sauce connect?

hello there, can u pls tell how to download and trial selenium

I'm finding that the selenium-java-3.8.1.jar file in the maven repo is only 1kb. Anyone else seeing this problem?

I've actually looked at all the 3.* versions, and they are all 1kb (with no java code within). Makes compiling kinda hard :(

it looks like the last jar file that actually had something in it is selenium-java-2.9.0. So something happened with 3.0...