Handle Chromium to run Karma #32178
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@ffoodd don't we need a new karma launcher package for Chromium? EDIT: to answer my question, this might be already supported by the https://github.com/karma-runner/karma-chrome-launcher package we are using. |
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Confirmed: https://github.com/karma-runner/karma-chrome-launcher#readme
The same for Firefox BTW, a single launcher works for ESR, Stable, DevEd and Nightly. |
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Marked it for backport too since it helps you and doesn't hurt having it :) I'll try to install Chromium on my VM and try this later to confirm it works. |
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OK, so I tested this on Windows and Chromium isn't detected. But on Linux Mint it works, so I guess it's fine :) |
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I do not have Chrome nor stable Firefox and am always using this locally to run tests.
Could also add Firefox Nightly or ESR but I guess Chromium is a first, better choice.