Splitting them based on \n and getting the (last) record gives you the latest version of that file. You can use getoutput to get a list of files that within /snap/firefox in 1 long string. Service(executable_path = getoutput("find /snap/firefox -name geckodriver").split("\n")), Options.binary_location = getoutput("find /snap/firefox -name firefox").split("\n") Here is some sample code: from selenium import webdriverįrom import Service Since Snap likes to do consistent updates, I found it helpful to make my file paths dynamic. One solution is to not set up a profile at all and instead define the file paths for both firefox and geckodriver. INFO Running command: "/snap/bin/firefox" "-marionette" "-profile /path2temp/" "-remote-debugging-port" "47927" "- remote-allow-hosts" "localhost" "-no-remote"ĪTTENTION: default value of option mesa_glthread overridden by environment.ĭevTools listening on ws://localhost:47927/devtools/browser/19a59834-6a4b-4d75-902c-06c36704d50eĪny ideas of what I could do to fix this problem?Įdit: I was able to at least get it to work when it initiates firefox by passing it to the current users profile located in the snap file structure /home/username/snap/firefox/common/.mozilla/firefox/fault-releaseīut it's not an ideal behavior as I have to close the browser every time for testing. If I let it initiate the application, it then times out after a lot of time with the following error (note, the /path2temp/ is a real path to a directory where it has permissions). Must first close the existing Firefox process, restart your device, or But now I get this error:įirefox is already running, but is not responding. Normally in the past it would just open a new tab and start working. If firefox is already open, it fails to communicate with it. t_preference("-connection", False)īrowser = webdriver.Firefox(options=options, executable_path=r"/usr/bin/geckodriver") "application/+xml,application/x-zip-compressed,application/gpx+xml,text/csv" Options.add_argument("-profile /path2temp/") # create profile
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I've been using this python3 code for my testing for some time but now it completely fails to start.įirst of it failed to find a profile, so I forced something in there: from selenium import webdriverįrom import Optionsįrom import Byįrom import Select Currently I'm using Selenium 4.1.3, Python 3.10 and Firefox 99.0.1 with latest geckodriver V31.0
I recently upgraded lubuntu 22.04 and it wanted a few things to be installed from the snap repository.
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