Enhancements to the PhantomJSDriverService to support passing command-line arguments to PhantomJS.exe #13
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…-line arguments to PhantomJS.exe.
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There are a number of things here that I would change. My changes to PhantomJSDriver.cs would not be nearly so extensive. I'd add a new attribute that allows you to specify what the argument name will be on the PhantomJS command line so as to decouple it from the JSON property name (there's a recognizable pattern to the names now, but there's no guarantee it will remain that way). I'd reorganize the code to correctly pass FxCop and StyleCop analysis. I have a version of this pull request that is reorganized in this way which I'm happy to commit, but it wouldn't specifically be under your name. Would you like to take another crack at it, or do you want me to commit my version (giving you attribution in the commit message)? |
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If you haven’t already committed it, I’d say go ahead. I really don’t have any more time to allocate to this. If you want to give me a shout out in the commit message, that would be nice. |
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Applied modified pull request in c8bc1dd |
If an exception is raised during the handshake we close the session so the client can retry the handshake later with the other credentials. Also Fix SeleniumHQ#13 : closed sessions are not removed from the maps
Changed driver service properties to use non-nullable types, added JSON.NET serialization properties to embed knowledge of PhantomJS command-line argument default values, fleshed out driver service unit tests, and made processing of command-line arguments dynamic based on PhantomJSDriverService property reflection, easing addition of new arguments in the future.