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WebDriverManager Failed to Download Firefox geckodriver on linux/arm64 (aarch64) #734
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This issue was supposed to be fixed in version 5.0.3 (see #700), but maybe there is something missing in that fix. To debug this problem, I would need you to post the WDM traces and TRACE level. I mean these traces: #700 (comment). |
For getting the WebDriverManager logs, you need to include a Logback configuration file (for example, like this) in your project classpath. The name of this file should be
After that, when running a test, your should see something like this:
For further info about logging with with SLF4J and Logback you can see the following tutorial. |
Sorry for late!
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It seems that WebDriverManager is working as expected since there is no specific geckodriver 0.30.0 release for Linux and aarch64: You can force to use the regular 64-bit version using the following command:
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Thank you! It works!
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WebDriverManager is really helpful, Thank you.
Description of the problem: I expected
WebDriverManager
could download a Firefox geckodriver that can run on linux/arm64, but It couldn't find a driver download url.I found the Mozilla document that shows how to build amd64 driver to arm instread of official arm64 drivers.
I don't know WebDriverManager build amd64 to arm64 or not.
Which platforms and browsers WebDriverManager supports?
if you support firefox on arm64, when do you support 'geckodriver 0.30.0'?
Browser and version: Firefox 93.0 and geckodriver 0.30.0
Operating system: Ubuntu 18.04 ARM64 (aarch64) Docker on Mac M1
WebDriverManager version: 5.0.3
WebDriverManager call:
WebDriverManager.firefoxdriver().setup();
WebDriverManager traces:
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