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Point out need for --no-sandbox
with headless chrome
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* This was causing failures where CI didn't have the appropriate tooling installed. These included chrome, chromedriver. * In order to debug and fix this I removed the govuk_test gem and included the simple configuration. 2 small amendments were required to fix a problem in using selenium with Docker theintern/intern#878. Given the test gem aims to provide consistency across the GDS stack we aren't losing any value in removing it as an abstraction for how to configure our test suite.
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* This was causing failures where CI didn't have the appropriate tooling installed. These included chrome, chromedriver. * In order to debug and fix this I removed the govuk_test gem and included the simple configuration. 2 small amendments were required to fix a problem in using selenium with Docker theintern/intern#878. Given the test gem aims to provide consistency across the GDS stack we aren't losing any value in removing it as an abstraction for how to configure our test suite.
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* This was causing failures where CI didn't have the appropriate tooling installed. These included chrome, chromedriver. * In order to debug and fix this I removed the govuk_test gem and included the simple configuration. 2 small amendments were required to fix a problem in using selenium with Docker theintern/intern#878. Given the test gem aims to provide consistency across the GDS stack we aren't losing any value in removing it as an abstraction for how to configure our test suite.
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* This was causing failures where CI didn't have the appropriate tooling installed. These included chrome, chromedriver. * In order to debug and fix this I removed the govuk_test gem and included the simple configuration. 2 small amendments were required to fix a problem in using selenium with Docker theintern/intern#878. Given the test gem aims to provide consistency across the GDS stack we aren't losing any value in removing it as an abstraction for how to configure our test suite.
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* This was causing failures where CI didn't have the appropriate tooling installed. These included chrome, chromedriver. * In order to debug and fix this I removed the govuk_test gem and included the simple configuration. 2 small amendments were required to fix a problem in using selenium with Docker theintern/intern#878. Given the test gem aims to provide consistency across the GDS stack we aren't losing any value in removing it as an abstraction for how to configure our test suite.
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* Use Docker for every part of running the test suite to ensure consistent passing. * This was causing failures where CI didn't have the appropriate tooling installed. These included chrome, chromedriver. * In order to debug and fix this I removed the govuk_test gem and included the simple configuration. 2 small amendments were required to fix a problem in using selenium with Docker theintern/intern#878. Given the test gem aims to provide consistency across the GDS stack we aren't losing any value in removing it as an abstraction for how to configure our test suite.
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When running headless Chrome in a container without a defined user, the
chromeOptions
environment property needs a--no-sandbox
arg (in addition to the other headless args), or Chrome won't be able to startup. We should mention this in the "how to run headless chrome" section.See https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2017/04/headless-chrome
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