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I think this is definitely a good move. This will let us stay more current and give us more options. I'll need to dig in a bit more to see how this is all working, but I like what I'm seeing so far! |
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If this gets approved, I've added this ability to run the driver processes to the library so that the chromedriver code can be removed |
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It all looks good to me! Let's see what @paulcsmith says, but I think this will be a great addition
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Fixes #75
Moving to https://github.com/matthewmcgarvey/selenium.cr
The previous selenium library was made to support the obsolete JsonWireProtocol which is not guaranteed to be followed by browsers. Moving to the W3C standard which this new library supports gives greater compatibility to browsers as it is the standard all the main selenium libraries use.
This also gives lucky_flow the potential to be used to test against more than just Chrome.