Running Sitespeed.io with browsertime for Chrome

[sitespeedio]

Running Sitespeed.io with browsertime for Chrome

[avellayappan]

Command line used to run sitespeed.io:

-f /var/lib/jenkins/sitespeed.io-2.5.6/bin/urlsAds.txt -c chrome -z 50

[soulgalore]

Hi @avellayappan , I wonder if Chrome has been autoupdating itself or have you turned that off? @tobli maybe we should add that to the docs as good practice? It has happend before that it failed (but then on OS X). The driver is the latest version right?

Best
Peter

[avellayappan]

No, I haven’t turned autoupdate off. Should I uninstall and install Chrome again? Which version is supported?

Here is the information on version:

(Session info: chrome=32.0.1700.102)
(Driver info: chromedriver=2.9.248304,platform=Linux 3.5.0-23-generic x86_64)

From: Peter Hedenskog [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Monday, March 17, 2014 10:56 AM
To: tobli/browsertime
Cc: Vellayappan, Anna
Subject: Re: [browsertime] Running Sitespeed.io with browsertime for Chrome (#47)

Hi @avellayappanhttps://github.com/avellayappan , I wonder if Chrome has been autoupdating itself or have you turned that off? @toblihttps://github.com/tobli maybe we should add that to the docs as good practice? It has happend before that it failed (but then on OS X). The driver is the latest version right?

Best
Peter

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[soulgalore]

I will try on my box today or early tomorrow and check what's happens. Do you get the error every time?

The problem is that if the browser gets updated and "breaks" the driver, then we need to wait until there's a new update. However, I'm not 100% sure yet that it is the case (usually if that happens you can see the buzz).

Best
Peter

[avellayappan]

Thanks Peter. Now, it has been failing for me all the time. So, wondering if I have to go back to an older version.

Thanks!
Anna

From: Peter Hedenskog [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Monday, March 17, 2014 1:18 PM
To: tobli/browsertime
Cc: Vellayappan, Anna
Subject: Re: [browsertime] Running Sitespeed.io with browsertime for Chrome (#47)

I will try on my box today or early tomorrow and check what's happens. Do you get the error every time?

The problem is that if the browser gets updated and "breaks" the driver, then we need to wait until there's a new update. However, I'm not 100% sure yet that it is the case (usually if that happens you can see the buzz).

Best
Peter

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[soulgalore]

Hi again @avellayappan ,
I've tested now on my Ubuntu and it works for me, I'm using Chrome Version 33.0.1750.117 seems newer than your one?

Best
Peter

[tobli]

Chromedriver typically supports a range of the four latest chrome releases. Chromedriver 2.9 specifically supports Chrome 31-34, so your combination seems valid. Judging from the error output it seems chromedriver is actually able to locate Chrome (since it reports the chrome version). Have you done any other changes to your setup recently (e.g. added Chrome extensions, upgraded java etc.)?

[avellayappan]

I haven’t done any explicit changes in the system unless it is done automatically. Any pointers on how to fix this problem?

From: Tobias Lidskog [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Tuesday, March 18, 2014 12:33 AM
To: tobli/browsertime
Cc: Vellayappan, Anna
Subject: Re: [browsertime] Running Sitespeed.io with browsertime for Chrome (#47)

Chromedriver typically supports a range of the four latest chrome releases. Chromedriver 2.9 specifically supports Chrome 31-34, so your combination seems valid. Judging from the error output it seems chromedriver is actually able to locate Chrome (since it reports the chrome version). Have you done any other changes to your setup recently (e.g. added Chrome extensions, upgraded java etc.)?

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[soulgalore]

Hi Anna,
can you start chrome manually in your command line, does that work?

could you try to update Chrome manually to get to the 33 version (however, really strange that it stopped working).

Best
Peter

[avellayappan]

I haven’t made any changes and the last CI runs for chrome have been successful in generating time metrics. You can go ahead and close this one, if it reoccurs I will let you know.

From: Peter Hedenskog [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Tuesday, March 18, 2014 6:55 AM
To: tobli/browsertime
Cc: Vellayappan, Anna
Subject: Re: [browsertime] Running Sitespeed.io with browsertime for Chrome (#47)

Hi Anna,
can you start chrome manually in your command line, does that work?

could you try to update Chrome manually to get to the 33 version (however, really strange that it stopped working).

Best
Peter

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[avellayappan]

Thanks for the quick pointers, Peter and Tobias!

From: Vellayappan, Anna
Sent: Wednesday, March 19, 2014 10:23 AM
To: 'tobli/browsertime'; tobli/browsertime
Subject: RE: [browsertime] Running Sitespeed.io with browsertime for Chrome (#47)

I haven’t made any changes and the last CI runs for chrome have been successful in generating time metrics. You can go ahead and close this one, if it reoccurs I will let you know.

From: Peter Hedenskog [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Tuesday, March 18, 2014 6:55 AM
To: tobli/browsertime
Cc: Vellayappan, Anna
Subject: Re: [browsertime] Running Sitespeed.io with browsertime for Chrome (#47)

Hi Anna,
can you start chrome manually in your command line, does that work?

could you try to update Chrome manually to get to the 33 version (however, really strange that it stopped working).

Best
Peter

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[tobli]

This is for the old Java based version, closing!