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Downloading Selenium and Drivers via HTTPS through Proxy fails #65
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As of 2.2.0, Dig Dug no longer uses @dojo/core to manage requests; is this issue still occurring? |
After upgrading to Intern 4.3.3 which uses Dig Dug 2.2.0 I recive the following error when I try to start my tests:
When I copy the drivers manually to Edit: Sorry for the short response, but at the moment I have not much time to go deeper here. |
Is this error still occurring? If so, could you try wiping out your local node modules and installing intern again? I haven't seen any other reports of this error, so I thought it might have been something transient. |
Wiped out my local node modules and did a fresh install as suggested by you. Unfortunately the error still occurs. Probably the issue is related to axios#925? |
Well drat, we just can't win with proxies. |
I agree, though, that axios issue looks like the same thing. |
Closing this in favor of theintern/intern#1065. |
Currently I am facing a problem, when I use Intern behind a corporate proxy (squid 3). The problem is, as already mentioned in the title, that
digdug
fails to download Selenium and related Drivers via HTTPS and proxy.The problem seems to occur in
dojo/core
's request provider for node, which likely does not establish an HTTP Connect via the proxy.Excerpt from the proxy's log file caused by Intern:
192.168.81.63 NONE/501 3812 GET https://github.com/mozilla/geckodriver/releases/download/v0.20.1/geckodriver-v0.20.1-linux64.tar.gz - HIER_NONE/- text/html
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