Wrap Google Chrome with dbus-launch

[davidhao3300]

As discussed here: #772
I'm not sure how to test for any regressions given that tests appear to be run through mocha and not through any browsers.

[johanneswuerbach]

I still don't think this should be part of testem and instead dbus-launch --exit-with-session testem should be used. Wouldn't this work?

The reason I tend more to 👎 is that can I'm not sure that every Linux having dbus-launch can wrap chrome like this? What if people using testem in a existing GUI session?

[davidhao3300]

Yeah, I'm hoping someone with a Linux browser/anyone who's had problems could speak up.

[davidhao3300]

The solution you suggested should work for us, so this PR isn't really critical

[davidhao3300]

Maybe better would be to just add something to the docs regarding this issue?

[johanneswuerbach]

Yep, I would prefer this. For the current change I just am not able to predict whether this might break anybody or not 😢 .

[johanneswuerbach]

Any update on this?

[davidhao3300]

I'll add the docs some time next week, have final exams lol

[johanneswuerbach]

No worries and good luck with your finals! :-)

[manish-northout]

still chromium and chrome are not working through.could you please have a look guys.because locally when i run the test-case its working in Ubuntu 16.04.

[johanneswuerbach]

Could you create a new issue with also including additional details about your config and environment? Without this, this is hardly actionable and likely forgotten