fix: The XML source from where we were getting the version changed

[jac1013]

Hello Guys,

This fixes #37.

Basically the library was not downloading the latest version, tests weren't aware of this either and that's why they were passing of course.

I would like to get this fix in NPM whenever you can.

Thanks for the library, It's very useful.

[EndangeredMassa]

Ideally we'd have some tests around some of the units in the code, but the high-level tests in place are fine for now. Can you fix the current failing test in CI? Does it fail locally for you as well?

Let me know if you'd like help fixing that test. Thanks for contributing!

[jac1013]

Sure, let's try to fix it, I'm afraid they are passing locally:

Any ideas?

[jac1013]

Could this be related to Java version in TravisCI, running the command java -jar ~/selenium.jar -h in my machine runs successfully, I assume it's because the latest version of selenium standalone server requires Java 8 (which is the one I have installed), can you confirm this?

[EndangeredMassa]

I looked into this a bit. It does seem like a java version issue. Travis says it defaults to 7 right now. I was trying to set it to 8, but having trouble.

I tried installing oracle-java8-installer, but it still fails with the same message. I tried installing openjdk-8-jre, but it fails to find that package even though it's on the whitelist. Do you want to keep looking into this and find the right package or other travis config to make this work?

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Travis: Installing Dependencies

[jac1013]

Hi @EndangeredMassa I think we are ready to go, I added an addon to travis.yml which let us keep using nodejs as main language and provide us with Java 8 as the default JAVA_HOME in the instance.

Please let me know whenever you publish this in NPM so I can go ahead and change my dependencies in the package.json of the project I'm using this library.

Thanks!

[EndangeredMassa]

Nice work! Thanks a ton for figuring this out!