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Install newest Chrome browser before running tests (#6115)
* Install newest Chrome browser when needed * Create command for installing Chrome * Install Chrome without any conditions in run-e2e-tests. Browser is always defined. * Install newest Chrome in e2e tests only if it is needed. * Add condition to install the latest chrome only for chrome e2e tests * Add description to install-latest-chrome. Browser parameter becomes an enum. * Update circle.yml - Add a descriptive name to the install step, so the script doesn't get printed out twice - Let `browser` be any string - we have more browsers on the way 😄 Co-authored-by: Jennifer Shehane <shehane.jennifer@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Zach Bloomquist <github@chary.us>
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Circle has built the
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You will need to use custom
CYPRESS_INSTALL_BINARY
url and install Cypress using an url instead of the version.81555fc
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AppVeyor has built the
win32 ia32
version of the Test Runner.You can install this pre-release platform-specific build using instructions at https://on.cypress.io/installing-cypress#Install-pre-release-version.
You will need to use custom
CYPRESS_INSTALL_BINARY
url and install Cypress using an url instead of the version.Instructions are included below, depending on the shell you are using.
In Command Prompt (
cmd.exe
):In PowerShell:
In Git Bash:
Using
cross-env
:If the above commands do not work for you, you can also try using
cross-env
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Circle has built the
darwin x64
version of the Test Runner.You can install this pre-release platform-specific build using instructions at https://on.cypress.io/installing-cypress#Install-pre-release-version.
You will need to use custom
CYPRESS_INSTALL_BINARY
url and install Cypress using an url instead of the version.81555fc
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AppVeyor has built the
win32 x64
version of the Test Runner.You can install this pre-release platform-specific build using instructions at https://on.cypress.io/installing-cypress#Install-pre-release-version.
You will need to use custom
CYPRESS_INSTALL_BINARY
url and install Cypress using an url instead of the version.Instructions are included below, depending on the shell you are using.
In Command Prompt (
cmd.exe
):In PowerShell:
In Git Bash:
Using
cross-env
:If the above commands do not work for you, you can also try using
cross-env
: