I am trying to execute Nightwatch tests as part of a Vercel deployment.
I am able to install the required drivers (Chrone and Gecko) using a custom install command, and am referencing them in my test configuration:
The drivers are installed properly.
However, I can’t connect to the process when executing the tests:
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I tried maven clean install and it gave me an error. It runs using Appium but not with maven command line. If it cannot be run using maven How can I integrate my project to browser stack?
When I'm trying to do npx cypress open and then run test cases it gets stuck in Your test are loading... and never starts running
Maybe it could be related that I have installed cypress-cucumber-preprocessor version 2.3.1. Other than that I think I don't have to much to add here.
I've been trying to build the kylo (ver 0.8.4) project using maven on my windows machine, using the new bash feature, and following the instructions on the dev docs site.
I'm running into this situation where there's a spec file being created, and its been stuck at that message for the last hour. I've attached a screenshot
Can someone help me with this please?
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This is where Kylo is building an RPM artifact for installing on RedHat type systems. It requires the rpmbuild package which is unavailable on Windows.
Please see the Kylo Developer Guide for more information:
The assumption is that you are installing on a Mac or Linux box. You can do most activities below on a Windows box, except to perform a Maven build with the RPM install.
http://kylo.readthedocs.io/en/latest/developer-guides/KyloDeveloperGuide.html
You have a couple options:
1) Build Kylo up to the kylo-install-tar module:
mvn -am -pl install/install-tar package -DskipTests
2) Try compiling within the Kylo sandbox or a Linux VM.
The last two weeks I'm searching for ways to automate the build of apps and as docker images/containers on Windows. There are some issues building containers currently:
GitLab runner issue
What I've done:
Running selfhosted GitLab installation
Windows 2016 trial
Docker is installed, docker -Version works
GitLab multirunner installed
Configured Runner in GitLab
HelloWorld Example build with runner worked
I'm wondering if there is somebody that could share some knowlegde about building Windows docker images from a GitLab repro.
The reason I would like to use Windows is a work related tryout :)
I have a server running CentOS 6.5, and I have already installed GitLab on it. I wanted to install GitLab CI as well - will installing it overwrite my current GitLab installation or is it completely separate from it?
I use both GitLab and GitLab CI all on the same host and it works fine - they are totally separate applications and work well together. Each application is installed into it's own home. I don't, but you could also run the GitLab CI Runner on the same box too.
Just follow the GitLab CI how-to and you'll be up and running in no time!
https://github.com/gitlabhq/gitlab-ci/blob/5-2-stable/doc/install/installation.md
A possible approach would be to use:
Docker
a DockerFile (like darthmuffins/gitlab-ci-runner-centos/Dockerfile, or the project sameersbn/docker-gitlab-ci-runner) in order to make a separate GitLab CI instance (running on the same server but acting like its own independent server).
In your case, that might be difficult, since CentOS 6.5 is built from the source packages of RHEL 6 update 5 (also known as RHEL version 6.5, kernel 2.6.32-431), which means Docker might not be fully supported.