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Support latest version of Chrome! #138
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Ok. I had previously posted a GitHub repo here that you could use in package.json, but I was wrong. The package refused to install correctly out of Github. So until a new package is posted, to use the latest version of Chrome (v74) you'll have to use my cherry-chimp package:
This will likely go away once my changes in #140 are accepted and published. |
Thanks, but with help from some colleagues I solved the issue by going into
the Chimp folder and updating the chromedriver myself. We found this out
because when someone installed Chimpy from scratch they didn't have the
problem.
…On Thu, 16 May 2019 at 21:13, Ryan Shillington ***@***.***> wrote:
Ok. I had previously posted a GitHub repo here that you could use in
package.json, but I was wrong. Until a new package is posted, to use the
latest version of Chrome you'll have to use my cherry-chimp package:
npm install ***@***.*** --save-dev
This will likely go away once my changes in #140
<#140> are accepted and
published.
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When you install Chimpy from scratch, uses the FWIW, our docker container refuses to upgrade past Chrome 73 and Chromedriver 74 refuses to work with Chrome 73, so I also created a |
Can chimpy just not install chromedriver and prompt you to install it on the top level if you don't install it? That way we can choose to whatever version we want.... As a workaround, i just rm -fr node_modules/chimpy/node_modules/chromedriver which then picks up the top level version... |
I'm pretty sure that's what we do in the most recent version (v2.0.0) @hexsprite is this not working for you properly? |
@lgandecki unfortunately no... I'm installing using the Actually re-installing using the NPM installed version seems to work properly... Thanks! |
Expected behaviour
Chimpy should work with the latest version of Chrome. (v74 at moment of writing)
Actual behaviour
Tests are not started, and the following message is shown:
[chimp][helper] setupBrowserAndDDP had error
{ Error: session not created: Chrome version must be between 70 and 73
........
Exact steps to reproduce / repository that demonstrates the problem
Install the latest Chrome version and start a Chimpy test using Chrome.
Version & tools:
Chimpy 0.54.0
Node.js 6.9.4
Windows 10 latest version
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