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SauceLabs Google Chrome #12647

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ugate opened this issue Feb 7, 2014 · 7 comments · Fixed by #12680
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SauceLabs Google Chrome #12647

ugate opened this issue Feb 7, 2014 · 7 comments · Fixed by #12680
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@ugate
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ugate commented Feb 7, 2014

I noticed that bootstrap is missing the Google Chrome browser from the test cases and wanted to let you know that if you change chrome to googlechrome in sauce_browsers.yml it should start working and show up in the widget in README.md.

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cvrebert commented Feb 7, 2014

Hmm, that isn't in Sauce's docs. This name change announced / written-down anywhere?

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cvrebert commented Feb 8, 2014

Also, googlechrome is supposedly legacy: axemclion/grunt-saucelabs#28 (comment)

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cvrebert commented Feb 8, 2014

Okay, now I'm really confused: axemclion/grunt-saucelabs@800f5bc

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ugate commented Feb 8, 2014

I tried it out and googlechrome works while chrome does not.

I'm a little confused myself. I can't find anything in Sauce's docs or Selenium RC/WebDriver docs either. Although, it does look like chrome is the proper name to use for WebDriver and googlechrome for legacy Selenium RC. Sauce's website shows chrome for WebDriver and googlechrome for Selenium RC, but when I step through their code submission the "back end" name shows googlechrome for either selection. Even more perplexing is that their Rest API shows only chrome.

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Switching to googlechrome indeed makes Chrome show up in the badges again.

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Jonahss commented Feb 24, 2014

The browser name confusion is fixed now :)

Sauce automatically chooses whether to use the older Selenium RC or Webdriver based on the browser/OS combination. chrome specifies Google chrome in Webdriver, but Firefox with Selenium RC (by design, because Firefox was originally built on a project called "chrome").

This ambiguous name case now just assumes that when you ask for chrome you wanted Google's chrome, not Firefox.

Note that requesting googlechrome will have all your tests use Selenium RC which is slower and less well supported than Webdriver, so you might want to switch back.

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ugate commented Feb 25, 2014

Thanks for the update!

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