On 2012-11-24, at 21:41, Andrew Gray <[email protected]> wrote:
> Thanks Richard, > > I take it that Selenium 2.26 does support ff17!? > For what I've seen lately, FF17 is not yet supported (lots of issues). Some fixes have been done but it will probably be supported when 2.27 will come out > Could the plugin be updated via the pom to include this version? > You could just unzip the .hpi, change the included selenium server standalone jar and rezip the bundle. Otherwise I'd have to upload the version 2.26 to jenkins maven repo so pom file can use it (the selenium team don't pulish the standalone version on maven) but I'm working on a way to remove the jar from the hpi so people can choose which version they want to use but that is far from done > Failing that could you possibly provide more details of the work around? > Well if you have ran yourself a grid, the explanation is fairly simple. The workaround is to actually just spawn a selenium node on your slave (registering to jenkins selenium hub) that will support the selenium version you need with the browser capabilities your slave can provide. > How exactly is it configured in Jenkins? Is the selenium c# tests affected at > all? > Jenkins master run a selenium process in hub/grid node and all the configured configuration will spawn a slave (selenium node) that will connect to the jenkins hub just like a normal grid. The plugin only provides an easy way to confogire your selenium node process configuration (-browsers arguments, -host, -port, etc...) > I've done the "obvious" Jenkins config but it doesn't seem to work. > "doesn't seem to work" doesn't give me much information. You'd have to provide more information. You are getting an exception from your c# tests ? > On Saturday, November 24, 2012, Richard Lavoie wrote: >> The selenium plugin latest release comes with selenium 2.25 which doesn't >> support ff17. To circumvent that problem you can start a node yourself with >> selenium 2.26 where firefox is installed and make it connect to jenkins grid. >> >> On 2012-11-24, at 00:13, Andrew Gray <[email protected]> wrote: >> >> > Hi, >> > >> > Can anyone explain to me how to set up the Selenium plugin in Jenkins >> > 1.491 with Firefox 17.0 so that it actually executes the tests? >> > >> > I have been trying for months and I am not seeing the firefox.exe process >> > spawn. >> > >> > Is there a blog post out there anywhere specifically dealing with this? >> > >> > Regards, >> > >> > Andrew
