Open toomanyjoes opened 2 years ago
Something like this looks like it fixes the issue
LATEST="https://github.com/mozilla/geckodriver/releases"
VERSION=$(grep -om 1 '">v\d.*' <(curl -s $LATEST) | cut -c 4-9)
But I ended up just setting the GECKODRIVER_VERSION environment variable to get around this.
I have this problem too and cannot solve it...
@donno2048 if you set your GECKODRIVER_VERSION environment variable or config variable on Heroku, (I set mine to 0.26.0) then the code that is trying to parse the latest release version is bypassed and you no longer get this error. It probably makes sense to lock the version you are using anyways until new versions are tested. Hope that helps.
I used another Geckodriver buildpack but ended up getting a server error, eventually I gave up on my project.... But thanks anyway...
This just started happening to me but when I deploy my code with this buildpack my heroku build fails with the following error:
Anything I can do to fix this?