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browserName option seems not to be working when setting "msedge" #115
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Can you link to a gist of the full appium server log please |
As https://github.com/appium/appium-chromium-driver, please make sure you gave the proper msedgedriver executable version as well.
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Hello. I installed the driver and pointed to it explicitly. I've also made sense of a lot of documentation and examples that felt obscure before. Now my capabilities look like this
I have msedgedriver and microsoft-edge installed. With these capabilities the behavior I observe is that it opens google-chrome and prints this until I kill it
So it's clearly using the edge driver but then the behavior is weird. |
Thanks. Perhaps I need to take a look. I'll check it tonight |
Let me know if I can help or if you struggle to reproduce the issue. In the next two weeks I have time to focus on this issue. |
hm, it worked on my local. (macOS env though)
I wondered if the driver's default browser binary search referred to a chorme binary on your local.
may help |
Yes, now it uses the right binary, thanks |
Perhaps it was edgedriver's Linux specific behavior. They do not customize the binary search I guess. |
Hello.
I'm trying to use appium with Microsoft Edge. The
browserName
option seems to be completely ignored. I can run easily on chrome and the session starts correctly and opens google chrome. If I setbrowserName
tomsedge
, it still opens Microsoft Edge.This is my set of capabilities
Is it a bug on your side? Am I doing something wrong?
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