Can't find elements in new tab

[sk-jlewis]

I've tried a few different chrome binaries that are marked to work with Lambdas, and so far, I've had the best luck with this one. (I'm curious where you got your build, or how you built it)

There is one issue I am running into however:

w = open_in_new_window
within_window w do 
    ...do stuff...
end

When I try to find elements on the page within the block (the "do stuff" part), The finders are returning nothing. I've debugged the following:

• Asserted that the correct tab is the current_window
• Asserted that the page html is correct
• Asserted this works on OSX in with same chromeOption arguments

Thanks for any insight you can provide!

[tsu-denim]

https://github.com/adieuadieu/serverless-chrome has the headless version. Here is the full version though...
https://github.com/tsu-denim/chromium-full-gtk2-lambda/releases
If you use this build ^, make sure to set the path like so, https://github.com/tsu-denim/strafer-duty/blob/master/template.yml#L162. This will make the libs in the chrome folder take precedence over the ones bundled in lambda, which do not play nice with chrome.

Working on getting the 'serverless' app version published to the app repository, which will provide full video recording and logs, see demo report... https://tsu-denim.github.io/strafer-duty-demo/index.html#suites/27ee45c16de797ae34031e219b3f77ed/5964a7370946cf75/

[sk-jlewis]

@tsu-denim Thanks for that info.

I have chromedriver, chrome, and the *.so files in the same lib directory. So they should be using the library files. Also, when i move the library files, things don't work at all....

[sk-jlewis]

Ok, looks like grabbing the latest binary from https://github.com/adieuadieu/serverless-chrome/releases and the updated chromium driver worked for me. Keeping the following in the same folder as the chrome and chromedriver also worked:

libgconf-2.so.4
libORBit-2.so.0
libosmesa.so

After upgrading my chrome binary, I had to add a few chrome option flags:
'--disable-dev-shm-usage',
'--no-zygote',

Thanks @tsu-denim