When using multiple browsers that all require a particular browser resolution higher than default, browsers which don't support the higher resolutions will fail only after being executed.
Valid values for Windows XP, Windows 7, and OSX 10.6 are: "800x600", "1024x768", "1280x1024", "1440x900" and "1920x1200".
Valid values for OSX 10.8 are: "1024x768", "1280x1024", "1400x900", and "1920x1200".
Valid values for Windows 8/8.1 are "1024x768" and "1280x1024"
Should the plugin also provide a value, json or otherwise, in SAUCE_ONDEMAND_BROWSERS or SELENIUM_DRIVER to indicate what highest supported resolution is available for that browser permutation? This way we can programmatically decide whether the resolution will be accepted, or if we need to supersede the value in the browser capability prior to execution.
Maybe later this should be a feature added in the sauce API itself, such as the 'Browser Capability' string. It now only takes a quite static value of which browser to 'try':
When using multiple browsers that all require a particular browser resolution higher than default, browsers which don't support the higher resolutions will fail only after being executed.
Should the plugin also provide a value, json or otherwise, in SAUCE_ONDEMAND_BROWSERS or SELENIUM_DRIVER to indicate what highest supported resolution is available for that browser permutation? This way we can programmatically decide whether the resolution will be accepted, or if we need to supersede the value in the browser capability prior to execution.
Maybe later this should be a feature added in the sauce API itself, such as the 'Browser Capability' string. It now only takes a quite static value of which browser to 'try':
where, it could actually be more dynamic and accept
or the like. This is obviously more complicated, as the resolution would have to be determined server side...
Thoughts??