setting resolution

[ZoiyoTravez]

Hi!,

I am a C++ backend developer, very newbie to Python, so please do not assume I know what I am doing.

I need to test a web interface and found SeleniumBase could simplify that task a lot since it is creating nice reports, and doing by default a lot of stuff that I would need to do if using Selenium directly.

I am trying to set the resolution for the browser (Chrome), I am running Windows (to match the users of this web interface). Most probably I am doing something wrong.

I created a custom_settings.py file containing:
CHROME_START_WIDTH = 1920
CHROME_START_HEIGHT = 1080
HEADLESS_START_WIDTH = 1920
HEADLESS_START_HEIGHT = 1080

and then in the command line to launch the tests I write:
pytest login.py --dashboard --html=report.html --settings-file=custom_settings.py
or
pytest login.py --headless --dashboard --html=report.html --settings-file=custom_settings.py

also tried with --settings=custom_settings.py and did not work for me.

I am getting screenshots during the test using self.save_screenshot("Connected.png"), but the screenshot file has not the resolution I want (not even close).

What am I doing wrong?

Thanks in advance!

[mdmintz]

Hi @ZoiyoTravez , is this issue only happening in headless mode for you? self.save_screenshot() calls driver.get_screenshot_as_file(), and it may be that screenshots in headless mode always get the full-page screenshot, regardless of the window size during the test run. Hard to know for sure, because I can't see the browser window in headless mode because there's no visible screen.