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Is a Nexus 'raw' type repository compatible with WebDriverManager? I am asking because I tried this (since I cannot get WebDriverManager to download Firefox via my restricted firewall) and I could not get it to work configured like you see below. I even tried passing -Dhttp.nonProxyHosts=* to my tests but it still uses the system proxy (instead of bypassing). I think a Nexus solution would work for me since I could ask IT to put some drivers in the repo.
For example, running a local Docker Nexus:
NOTE: Artifacts were uploaded like this: curl --noproxy "*" -i -u uploader:admin123 --upload-file chromedriver/83.0/chromedriver_win32.zip -v http://127.0.0.1:8084/repository/webdrivers/chromedriver/83.0/chromedriver_win32.zip
Description of the problem:
Is a Nexus 'raw' type repository compatible with WebDriverManager? I am asking because I tried this (since I cannot get WebDriverManager to download Firefox via my restricted firewall) and I could not get it to work configured like you see below. I even tried passing -Dhttp.nonProxyHosts=* to my tests but it still uses the system proxy (instead of bypassing). I think a Nexus solution would work for me since I could ask IT to put some drivers in the repo.
For example, running a local Docker Nexus:
NOTE: Artifacts were uploaded like this:
curl --noproxy "*" -i -u uploader:admin123 --upload-file chromedriver/83.0/chromedriver_win32.zip -v http://127.0.0.1:8084/repository/webdrivers/chromedriver/83.0/chromedriver_win32.zip
webdrivermanager.properties config:
wdm.geckoDriverUrl=http://localhost:8084/service/rest/repository/browse/webdrivers/geckodriver/
Browser and version:
Any
Operating system:
Docker Nexus
WebDriverManager version: 4.0
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