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Hi there

Anyone available to assist me with inserting authentication token when loading a website? I'm working in C#

and Chrome

yes and no. I can help if you maybe explain the problem (but I don't know C#)

:(

Hi Team, I need help to setup the selenium grid using docker-compose. I have set it up locally but by default platform is set to Linux. I want to configure it for cross platform. Link: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6tu16kX... docker-compose.yml selenium_hub: image: selenium/hub ports: - 8888:4444 privileged: true environment: - GRID_PLATFORM=WINDOWS - GRID_BROWSER_TIMEOUT=60000

GRID_MAX_SESSION=4 firefox_debug_node: image: selenium/node-firefox-debug ports: - 32771:5900 environment: - NODE_MAX_INSTANCES=6 - NODE_MAX_SESSION=6 links: - selenium_hub:hub chrome_debug_node: image: selenium/node-chrome-debug ports: - 32770:5900 environment: - NODE_MAX_INSTANCES=6 - NODE_MAX_SESSION=6 links: - selenium_hub:hub

How to setup the grid for other platforms like macOS, Windows?

without docker, of course :)

@barancev If not possible with docker then I'll use other resources, Can you give me some links to start with ?

sure, just :download selenium-server-standalone.jar and run it

http://seleniumhq.org/download/ and http://selenium-release.storage.googleapis.com/...

ok

Weekend hack: get jpms compilation working with java 8

Just working on the drivers other than firefox and I'll push it

Also, g'day folks!

I may also be shuffling classes around to avoid us exposing any "internal" packages from modules

ave, simonstewart!

suffling classes sounds dangerous...

people do use classes from "internal" packages too, despite the name

Jetbrains released their first stable 2018 cut last thursday, Which hopefully in theory fixes cucumber 3 support.

we can say "it's not our problem", but... may be let's break things in 4.0 at least?

luke-sl: IDEA 2018 broke some junit test runs for me :(

oh joy :(

That fills me with dread, the fix I mentioned was pushed back 4 releases.

I run a test class from the top bar (a stored run config) -- they are red, then I rerun the same tests from the Test Results window -- red. then I rerun the same tests in debugger from Test Results window -- all green. rerun them again from the Test Results window without debugger -- green. run again from top bar -- RED!@!!

I suspect it's related to static fields, they remain uninitialized and tests mass-fail with NPE

well I hope the stuff I asked for is working in RubyMine 2018.2 - But who knows :P

Well, the good news is the stuff I asked for is there. The bad news is it's globally broken and I can't even run a feature.

[13selenium] 15shs96c pushed 3 new commits to 06master: 02https://git.io/fN2Kb

13selenium/06master 14b5d9646 15Simon Stewart: Bump ByteBuddy to 1.8.15

13selenium/06master 14dff7251 15Simon Stewart: Bump java parser to a version that supports java 9 module-info parsing

13selenium/06master 14e57914a 15Simon Stewart: Introduce basic JPMS support...

barancev: when I say "shuffle classes around" I mean "do so using our standard deprecation technique"

Especially for stuff in the client bindings

barancev: landed the deprecations and moves

[13selenium] 15shs96c pushed 1 new commit to 06master: 02https://git.io/fN21g

13selenium/06master 143665dd7 15Simon Stewart: Move or deprecate internal classes in java client...

simonstewart: what should I have installed to check build in java 9? both java 8 and java 9 (or 10)?

You only need java 8 to compile the java 9 pieces.

e57914ab0550e7b755bfd664d61040ae7856b03d

03shs96c about 2 hours ago - Introduce basic JPMS support | https://github.com/SeleniumHQ/selenium/commit/e...

And there

yes, I'm reading this comment and going to check this command

You'll need a recent java (10 is the current release) and load up the module path with the maven targets in that comment ("java/client/src/org/openqa/selenium:core#maven", "java/client/src/org/openqa/selenium/remote:remote#maven", and "java/client/src/org/openqa/selenium/firefox:firefox#maven")

https://wiki.mozilla.org/Releases | Every version of Firefox can be found here http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/...

Java will happily tell you when the module path isn't right.

simonstewart: can I check artifacts without java 9/10? say, verify a file presence in a jar

Look for a top level "module-info.class" file

On Java 8, or when added to the classpath in java 9+, things should act they always have done

It's just when you use the module-path on java 9+ that things will be interesting

If you have java 9+, you can also do `jar --describe-module --file path/to/the.jar`

Alright, then, what more do we need for 3.14?

simonstewart: the issue was with a project that had java 9 modules defined though, so that needs checking too

but hopefully seombre checks that it works with his case

I've had a quick play locally and it seems to be okay.

im not sure how you get that in a test though

maybe its not really testable? not sure

I should probably extract the module-info.class files from the uberjars we build for distribution

[13selenium] 15shs96c pushed 1 new commit to 06master: 02https://git.io/fN2yO

13selenium/06master 14b6748a5 15Simon Stewart: Update java changelog

It's testable. There's just some work to be done

[13selenium] 15shs96c pushed 1 new commit to 06master: 02https://git.io/fN2Ha

13selenium/06master 149190cd5 15Simon Stewart: Properly indicate that the remote module uses services.

barancev and WhereIsMySpoon_: https://github.com/shs96c/selenium-module-demo

cool!

TL;DR: in the simple case, this appears to work just fine.

@barancev think it's okay to move forward with https://github.com/SeleniumHQ/selenium/pull/6117?

27 commits? needs rebasing?

a lot of those are from other areas of the repo, so the OP has probably messed up a command or something.

Back in a bit.