functional tests fail in headless env. #24
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make sure that you've installed http://http://phantomjs.org and start tests with grails -Dgeb.env=phantomjs test-app or - if you are using windows - with grails "-Dgeb.env=phantomjs" test-app Some of the tests will fail. It seems that this is because the test tries to set the object id through changing an <input type=hidden /> field. Phantomjs seems to not like this and throws an exception.
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added phantomjs as webdriver - I am curious if this will run in your headless environment... |
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issue #24: added phantomjs as possible webdriver
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I cloned the repo and ran
grails test-appand everything worked fine. I tried the same in a headless env. and the functional tests failed, so I guess it's the fact that the env. is headless that's the cause of the failure.I know some people have successfully run Geb tests in a headless env. using either a headless browser (e.g. PhantomJS) or by using XVFB to emulate a display. As a point of reference, it would be really helpful if these Geb tests worked in a headless env. as it's something I've struggled with it in the past (and present).
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