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ElementClickInterceptedException when logging in (but not failing) #59
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At this point you don't know if the script is successful as it isn't time yet for the actual check-in procedure to run. It may yet fail. There is another thread with issues running on ARM architecture. #27 |
Thanks for reporting this. #1 actually fixed this issue, but I accidentally removed it while fixing another issue. I added back the changes onto the click-intercepted-fix branch. Could you give that branch a try to see if it fixes the issue? You can move to the branch by doing |
Thanks for that -- that seems to have fixed the exception and now I'm getting a different error: I believe it's just the same issue as #58, so feel free to close this one out. I'm going to try to downgrade to Chrome 109. |
That issue might not be related to #58 because you got a status code 400 instead of 429. The script could fail to log in randomly (this happens very rarely though). I haven’t added a safeguard to that yet. Does the error happen repeatedly? |
Oh, interesting.. I missed that it was a different 400. I re-ran it several times and got the |
Fixes #59. Ensure spinner is hidden before trying to click the login button
Description
I'm running Chrome v111 on an m1 Macbook Air. I cloned the repo, set up the config file, and ran the script. I noticed a selenium
ElementClickInterceptedException
, but it didn't seem to really break anything. Here is what showed in the console after running the script (names changed):To Reproduce
git clone https://github.com/jdholtz/auto-southwest-check-in.git
cd auto-southwest-check-in
python3 -m pip install -r requirements.txt
python3 southwest.py --version
cp config.example.json config.json
(and add account and flight into to config)python3 southwest.py
Exception and stacktrace are logged on screen. Logs indicate script was successful.
Expected Behavior
I wouldn't expect to see a stacktrace or exception if the script was successful.
Version
Auto-Southwest Check-In v3.0
Additional context
Here is the
auto-southwest-check-in.log
:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: