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#Slimjet faq driver

That’s why a more preferable is the second solution: The only problem with this solution is that if someone else will start using automation (or you spin up another agent) then they will by default get whatever browser they currently have on it which could be a version you are not supporting. That way you will always have the version that you currently have on your computer/agent box and nothing new will all of a sudden appear to wreck your day. One of the more simpler ways is to stop auto-update for the browsers.

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In a nutshell, it is always good to control the update of Browser when you need to, rather than when they auto-update.

maximize() method (or any browser resizing) started to give exceptions which required the browser start up to be maximized by default. A simple example is a case with Chrome 57 where.

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It can cause a whole range of issues from user requiring to update to latest selenium version and drivers to something simply failing. One of the things that is problematic for test automation is when Browsers update. Setting up Selenium to point at a as specific version of the Browser to test on

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Right click on ‘bin’ directory, New -> Upload and select the driver you are replacing with (eg: chromedriver.exe).

Delete the binary you want to replace (for example chromedriver.exe).

Go to Scripts and on left pane expand ‘bin’ directory.

If you also need to update the binaries which are used by Selenium (like Chrome driver) then you can go to Selenium website and scroll down to see what binaries are there that is required.

Do a build to make sure latest dependency works and then push your changes so that other users will have them as well.

Or if you need to always get latest version of selenium then just have ‘rev’ equal to “latest.release” For example if you need to configure to version 3.3 you will have the following dependencies:

Update all ‘selenium-java’ entries versions to equal to the one you need.

Go to Scripts and on left pane open Ivy.xml (to configure dependency to the new version).

You can view latest version in official Selenium website Identify to which version of Selenium you want to update.As browser versions progress forward so does Selenium in which case you might be required to update it in order for automation to run successfully. Since version 2.5, RedwoodHQ Java/Selenium project is configured to use Selenium version 3.2 and all the binaries associated with that version. Updating to different version of Selenium In this part of documentation we will go over some of the most common questions related to Selenium implementation in RedwoodHQ. All these tools can be added via Jars, Binaries or Ivy dependency: Jars/Binaries and Ivy RedwoodHQ can work with almost any test automation tool (Selenium, Appium, Silk, etc.) and code (Java, Groovy, Python, C#). Migration to another RedwoodHQ instance.Historical Comparison Results (Aggregate Report).Details, Email, Settings, Variables, Totals and Export Results.Test Case Details, Selecting Script, TestNG/JUnit and After State.New, Delete, Clone and Tabs for Test Cases.Quick Start 7: Importing TestNG/JUnit and Execution from Script.Quick Start 6: Scripted Test Case, Multithreaded Execution and New Project.Quick Start 4: Multi-User Usage, Git and Execution Analysis.Quick Start 3: Scripted Action, Clone Test Case and a new Execution.Quick Start 2: First Test Case with Modified Action.

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