Builds failing in Travis-CI with "Missing marionetteProtocol field in handshake" #85
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I just started to hit this problem, but only on OS X. Same code works on Linux on Travis fine and I can run the code locally all ok without problem. Relevant chunk of the logs: |
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That’s odd. Can you provide a full Gecko log after setting the preference |
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Here's a trace with |
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@azakus Sorry I forgot something: Can you set the environment variable RUST_LOG to "debug" also? |
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Ok, have |
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Ok... Travis CI appears to be running a really old version of Firefox as a default. THey are running 31ESR "Our 64-bit Linux VMs include a recent version of Firefox, currently 31.0esr." |
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I will raise a Travis CI Bug to get this updated |
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Ah, so you can request the Firefox add-on which will update firefox, On Wed, 15 Jun 2016, 17:02 David Burns, notifications@github.com wrote:
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@AutomatedTester I was actually using Firefox 47 on travis with the I'll try again with 48. |
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This build using Firefox 48 beta has the same trace: https://travis-ci.org/Polymer/polymer/builds/137863850 |
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Hmm, build seems to be working with Firefox 50. https://travis-ci.org/Polymer/polymer/builds/137868774 Is geckodriver scanning the system for the firefox executable using |
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GeckoDriver doesnt currently look at the OS and determine what the browser path is. We rely on the client to pass that through so perhaps the java client from @SeleniumHQ is not doing that properly |
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Closing this issue since the used Firefox version is too old. Use 48+ or Nightly (preferable as it has the most bug fixes). |
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Looks like Travis provides an old Firefox version by default, which causes a mozilla/geckodriver#85 error
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Seems `apt_packages` way cause problem ``` Missing 'marionetteProtocol' field in handshake ``` See mozilla/geckodriver#85
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Seems `apt_packages` way cause problem ``` Missing 'marionetteProtocol' field in handshake ``` See mozilla/geckodriver#85
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It seems that for the selenium webdriver to work it requires gecko that requires firefox that requires a xserver. Now we install firefox, then gecko, then start a xserver before the tests. References: mozilla/geckodriver#85 travis-ci/travis-ci#4649 NikolayRys/Likely@cc1fe56
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I'm trying to adapt my current testing workflow to use geckodriver, and I'm hitting what seems to be a unique problem.
During the handshake, it looks like this line is throwing an exception: https://github.com/mozilla/geckodriver/blob/master/src/marionette.rs#L1087, but only on Travis-CI. Local testing on OS X and Ubuntu 14.04 works as expected. The Selenium version is 2.53.0.
The only leads I have seem to be that Xvfb is not enabling RANDR, but I'm not sure if that's related. Do you have any thoughts on what might be the issue?
Happy to help with a reproducible build.
Here's an abridged log from my travis run:
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