6 Commits (6adddaa61eabb33fcf7cf02b2f6e26720adcd918)

Author	SHA1	Message	Date
Thomas Kluyver	b49ba398c6	Move fixture into conftests.py	8 years ago
M Pacer	e0ed2c475f	make authenticated browser module scope fixture for permission reasons	8 years ago
M Pacer	bf39dec1ef	move sauce driver logic into isolated function, simplify selenium_driver	8 years ago
M Pacer	f17e775a2c	add jupyter_server_info to authenticated browser fixture	8 years ago
M Pacer	965970a17a	creates selenium driver(session-scope) & authenticated_browser fixtures ... Originally written by @takluyver while pair programming	8 years ago
Thomas Kluyver	aa9c977880	Testing with Selenium & Sauce labs (#3321) ... * Initial selenium test * Try configuring Travis to run selenium tests on Sauce * Encryption key needs to be for my account, not jupyter * Install selenium on Travis * Get more data from server info file * Set cwd when launching notebook server Will this help on Travis? * Use JUPYTER_TEST_BROWSER=chrome to test with Chrome * Debugging test * Separate fixtures into conftest.py * Try with --Cls.a=b option syntax * Try using sauce labs directly, not through Travis proxy * Back to using proxy, with http instead of https Idea from https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48236104/ssl-errors-using- sauce-labs-in-travis-ci-with-selenium-webriver-tests-django-pr * Specify browserName in desired_capabilities for Sauce * Try connecting to Sauce for only some jobs in matrix * Exclude selenium tests from regular test run * Remove redundant JS test for dashboard navigation (converted to Selenium) * Re-enable other tests * Exclude selenium tests on Appveyor * Later browser versions are available on Windows * Try running tests with Firefox 57 instead of 58 * Try running with local Firefox on Travis * Install geckodriver for Selenium tests * Untar the right version of geckodriver * Try stepping back one version of Firefox again	8 years ago