Selenium is an open source automation tool. You probably don't have the brave binary installed in one of the default locations that this codebase is expecting.Friends this is my first article about selenium, nowadays in market maximum openings are available for automation and especially for selenium, so I am trying to provide an easy way to learn selenium in such short period. Delete the selenium_standalone_binaries folder in your resources directoryĬurrently, Brave seems to be a bit flaky when running in headless mode, I would suggest running with -Dheadless=false It's looking for the Brave binary in the wrong location.mvn clean verify -Doverwrite.binaries=true.You have probably got outdated driver binaries, by default they are not overwritten if they already exist to speed things up. If you need to force a binary overwrite you can do: If the tests fail screenshots will be saved in $/target/screenshots You can even specify multiple threads (you can do it on a grid as well!): You can specify a grid to connect to where you can choose your browser, browser version and platform: You don't need to worry about downloading the IEDriverServer, EdgeDriver, ChromeDriver, OperaChromiumDriver, or GeckoDriver binaries, this project will do that for you If you want to toggle the use of chrome or firefox in headless mode set the headless flag (by default the headless flag is set to true) Yes you can specify which browser to use by using one of the following on the command line: Running safari driver locally in server mode and connecting to it like a grid It looks like SafariDriver is no longer playing nicely and we are waiting on Apple to fix it.You can customise this is you would prefer to use a custom identifier for your Selenium tests. The maven-failsafe-plugin will pick up any files that end in IT by default.
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