Closed FloRinke closed 3 years ago
Yeah, the headless parameter was unnecessarily confusing. I changed it to be not headless by default, and having the HEADLESS
env variable set to anything now makes it headless. This is the default in the Dockerfile as well, so the docker image should now be headless by default. The related issue in #9 has been fixed as well.
Kindly give it a try, thanks.
Thanks, works as expected now
Running 116117bot in docker with default params, it refuses starting.
Default should be headless according to docs, correct? When I set
-e HEADLESS="false"
the service seems to start (but runs into another issue with Puppeteer, I'm going to open a separate issue for this.