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fix path typo for chromium mac #6358

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@obartra obartra commented Feb 7, 2020

Closes #6357

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correct path for detecting Chromium on MacOS

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We're going to need some tests around this - or some sort of general testing strategy for browser paths in general since this is a recurring theme in the 4.0 release now, not detecting the correct MacOS path.

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obartra commented Feb 7, 2020

Sure thing, happy to contribute, how are you thinking on approaching it?

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I'll open a PR to add tests for the Darwin launcher, but for now this looks good. Thanks @obartra !

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Trying to use Chromium on 4.0.0 results in an error
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