Closed MontoyaAndres closed 3 years ago
I'm not using Windows (nor WSL).
Researching on the web suggested, that wsl --shutdown
and reopening the terminal „solved” it for some people (temporarily).
I think I've seen a former colleague using a service (netstat?) to list the ports in use. We're not allowing to pick another port (yet?), but this could give an indicator, whether another service is already listening on that port.
Do you have another Chrome headless running perhaps? Maybe, that one didn't shut down properly …
Mmmm I don't know if I have another Chrome headless running 😅
There's a process / task manager in Windows. Does it show processes in WSL, too?
For Linux, it would be ps aux | grep chrome
, I think.
Indeed we haven't tested this with WSL. If it has resolved for you @MontoyaAndres let us know.
I just copy and paste the example on the README and tried on WSL 2 Ubuntu and I got this response:
Expected Behavior
Get the correct results.