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error when re-running the tests #17
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Oh... We have 2 problems here, actually. One mine and one yours ;-)
You can choose either of those 3, but you should choose 1 or 3. |
thanks for explaining. i m not sure but i think you got me wrong: |
Oh, looks like we have a real problem here ;-) Yes, we have some missunderstanding in terms of driver/session. I'll fix it today (hopefuly). |
BTW. It would be better if you could talk with me now in gtalk: ever.zet@gmail.com |
cool thanks for your support. will look how to install gtalk tomorrow. just have skype and IRC :/ |
You will be happy to know, that your bug was totally fixed just now with 0.3.1 ;-) Update to Mink 0.3.1 and brand new MinkBundle. But notice, that Mink "driver" switching API slightly changed - now, you don't talk with drivers directly, only with sessions, which is cleaner and simplier interface. I've updated MinkBundle and Mink repo readme's to reflect all changes. Have a fun ;-) |
thanks a lot! |
hi there!
mink is awesome - thank you!
unfortunatelly i get an error after running the tests a second time:
"PHP Fatal error: Class 'Behat\SahiClient\Expection\ConnectionException' not found in /Library/WebServer/Documents/eventiply/vendor/Behat/SahiClient/src/Behat/SahiClient/Client.php on line 64"
When i restart the sahi service, and restart the test it works very well again- but just once :/
BR Stephan
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