Closed Swennet closed 2 years ago
You should not try to run chromedriver for the second time, since it is already started. Therefore please remove
I have commented out chromedriver &
from my browser_test script. Upon running I'm no longer receiving the message about ChromDriver failing to start the second time, but I'm still receiving the exact same timeouts.
Some extra information:
Could this be the reason for any issues? Is this package incompatible with older Laravel versions?
For Laravel 5.8 you should use php-7.1
or old-stable
images.
I've updated readme since microbadger service is down and this information was not seen in documentation.
Let me know if it helps.
@chilio This indeed helped me fix the issues I had!
One problem I ran into using the php-7.1 package is that my composer.json was expecting php-7.2. I got around this issue by specifying my project's PHP version in the "config" section of my composer.json.
"config": {
"platform": {
"php": "7.1.3"
}
},
Hello, first of all sorry if this is unrelated to this package. I'm trying to use laravel-dusk-ci in conjunction with a Gitlab ci/cd pipeline.
My unit tests work fine using this package, but my browser tests (Dusk) receives multiple timeouts relating to what I think is the ChromeDriver failing.
I'm using the recommended settings for the ChromeDriver my DuskTestCase.php file.
My gitlab-ci.yml looks as follows, I specifically used php version 7.3 for this as suggested as one of the solutions in the documentation:
Upon running my browser_test I receive the following output in the gitlab ci/cd job terminal.