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"InvalidArgumentError: Could not convert 'text' to string" on selenium 3.4.0/firefox 53 #4041
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InvalidArgumentError: Could not convert 'text' to string
on selenium 3.4.0/firefox 53
I'm getting this as well |
This is fixed in 6907a12, will be in the next release of javascript bindings |
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The issue on PhantomJS was that the Promise polyfill wasn't loaded. The `urlp.loadApp()` function will now load the es6-promise polyfill if `window.Promise` is undefined, enabling the end-to-end test to pass on PhantomJS. The end-to-end test now runs as part of `./go setup` as well as the Travis CI build. The `takeScreenshot()` function added in this commit facilitates debugging. It can be called after any other selenium-webdriver call to take a screenshot at that point in the test, saved as 'screenshot.png' in the current working directory (usually `_GO_ROOTDIR` when run via `./go test end-to-end`). Note that the end-to-end test still fails on Firefox and Safari due to the following issues that have been fixed upstream, but still need to filter out to the next selenium-webdriver and Safari releases: - Firefox: SeleniumHQ/selenium#4041 - Safari: SeleniumHQ/selenium#4030
@jleyba did you decide on a date for 3.4.1 yet? |
Is this fix released yet? |
@gkushang Nope, looks like we're still on 3.4.0 |
still we have this issue in 3.4.0 |
@jleyba is there someone other than you who can prepare a new release? |
+1 |
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Meta -
OS: Ubuntu Xenial
Selenium Version: 3.4.0
Browser: Firefox
Browser Version: 53
Expected Behavior -
The google_search.js example should run without issues using the latest version of the
selenium/standalone-firefox
.Actual Behavior -
I get the following error:
Steps to reproduce -
docker build
anddocker run
thisDockerfile
, which uses the latest versions of theselenium/standalone-firefox
docker image andselenium-webdriver
npm module.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: