Open EvgeniyZ opened 4 years ago
did you find something? I'm facing the same issue
@CerosDev yeah, I managed to solve my problem by stopping selenium server manually via powershell script. Just look if the process with default selenium server port exists, and if true then kill it
Still need a solution, requiring manual shutdown is bogus...
webdriver-manager shutdown
does not shutdown detached selenium-server.I'm calling
webdriver-manager update
After that, I'm calling
webdriver-manager start --detach
Finally, I'm calling
webdriver-manager shutdown
And nothing happened to a selenium-server. It continues to work. It's a real headache for me, am I doing something wrong?
Windows 10 Professional.
"webdriver-manager": "^12.1.7",
as devDependency in package.json