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Skip polyfill tests if chrome is not installed #685

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Justin-CB opened this issue Jun 4, 2020 · 2 comments
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Skip polyfill tests if chrome is not installed #685

Justin-CB opened this issue Jun 4, 2020 · 2 comments
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@Justin-CB
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At some point the tests will probably be generalized to multiple browsers, & so it would make sense to just skip tests for browsers that aren't installed because you can't expect everyone to have both chrome and firefox, & certainly not all the latest release and beta/canary/nightly versions. If we also test other chromium & gecko-based browsers, that could lead to even more bloat for the tests.
@Dinnerbone Dinnerbone added tests web Issues relating to the HTML5 frontend labels Jun 16, 2020
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Also, chromedriver isn't available for 32-bit linux systems, like the one I'm on right now.

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According to #17080, wdio no longer just assumes Chrome is installed; you now have to tell it which browsers to test on. This also means it now supports more than just Chrome locally.

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