Using the Chrome browser.
If the page uses javascript, then you need to wait until the script makes changes to the final html. We use the "--virtual-time-budget" flag.
But it is with this flag that chrome hangs 1 out of 10 cases.
subprocess.run(command) in chrome.py runs indefinitely.
I used crutch like this:
subprocess.run(command, check=True, timeout=5) and handled the error on exit from the "screenshot" function like this:
Using the Chrome browser. If the page uses javascript, then you need to wait until the script makes changes to the final html. We use the "--virtual-time-budget" flag. But it is with this flag that chrome hangs 1 out of 10 cases.
subprocess.run(command)in chrome.py runs indefinitely. I used crutch like this:subprocess.run(command, check=True, timeout=5)and handled the error on exit from the "screenshot" function like this: