Configure using --browsers-json about cm HOT 6 CLOSED

@marksievers

1. We decided to not implement this sync feature in cm code because is can be easily solved with existing command line tools. Take a look at the following documentation section: http://aerokube.com/selenoid/latest/#_syncing_browser_images_from_existing_file
2. Now regarding --browsers-json. This flag in fact specifies where another browsers.json file (with completely different contents) is located. This second file stores information about webdriver binaries and is used only when Docker is not installed. So by default cm downloads this file here: https://github.com/aerokube/cm/blob/master/browsers.json So this flag is useless in your case.

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@vania-pooh Thank you for the follow up.

Regarding point 2; understood - not what I thought it was intended for.

Regarding point 1, I understand the function of the command (pulling images from dockerhub based on the versions in a browsers.json file) but I don't see how that fits in to configuring Selenoid with the available browsers. My expectation is that I am able to produce a aerokube/selenoid image that when spun up as a container has the above browsers.json (firefox v28 only) in /etc/selenoid/browsers.json (or has it passed to it) - is this correct or am I going about it the wrong way using cm?

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@marksievers currently there is no way to download an exact version. The only supported feature is to download last N versions of the browser. E.g.:

$ ./cm selenoid start --browsers firefox,chrome --last-versions 10

In your case --last-versions should be something like 26 (v54 - v28), but this will download v28 and all versions newer than it. So if you wish only v28 - currently we expect to create such config manually as it is rather rare case. The most popular case is to have last N versions this is why we implemented it. Another flag --browsers allows to limit desired browsers (comma separated without space).

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@vania-pooh Awesome, thank you for the clarification!

And wonderful suite of tools again, really well done!

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As an update on this, what I did find worked for me was the following:

1. As Ivan mentioned, using jq to pull the required images.
2. Using the selenoid standalone binary which DOES accept a custom browsers.json using the --conf flag.

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@marksievers selenoid accepts any valid configuration. cm is a one command setup.exe for the most common cases able to automatically pull images and generate config. That's the difference.

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