Best Python code snippet using SeleniumBase
upgrade_chromedriver.py
Source: upgrade_chromedriver.py
...15 pass16 """17 )18 return testdir19 def upgrade_chromedriver(self, testdir):20 testdir.makepyfile(21 """22 import subprocess23 from seleniumbase import BaseCase24 class MyTestCase(BaseCase):25 def test_upgrade(self):26 chrome_version = self.get_chrome_version()27 major_chrome_ver = chrome_version.split(".")[0]28 chromedriver_ver = self.get_chromedriver_version()29 major_chromedriver_ver = chromedriver_ver.split(".")[0]30 if major_chromedriver_ver != major_chrome_ver:31 subprocess.check_call(32 "sbase get chromedriver %s" % major_chrome_ver,33 shell=True34 )35 """36 )37 return testdir38 def print_versions_of_chromedriver_and_chrome(self, testdir):39 testdir.makepyfile(40 """41 from seleniumbase import BaseCase42 class MyTestCase(BaseCase):43 def test_print_versions(self):44 chrome_version = self.get_chrome_version()45 major_chrome_ver = chrome_version.split(".")[0]46 chromedriver_ver = self.get_chromedriver_version()47 major_chromedriver_ver = chromedriver_ver.split(".")[0]48 print(49 "\\n* Now using chromedriver %s with Chrome %s"50 % (chromedriver_ver, chrome_version)51 )52 if major_chromedriver_ver == major_chrome_ver:53 print(54 "* SUCCESS: "55 "The chromedriver version is compatible "56 "with Chrome!"57 )58 elif major_chromedriver_ver < major_chrome_ver:59 print("* !!! Version Mismatch !!!")60 print(61 "* The version of chromedriver is too low!\\n"62 "* Try upgrading to chromedriver %s manually:\\n"63 "* >>> sbase get chromedriver %s <<<"64 % (major_chrome_ver, major_chrome_ver)65 )66 else:67 print("* !!! Version Mismatch !!!")68 print(69 "* The version of chromedriver is too high!\\n"70 "* Try downgrading to chromedriver %s manually:\\n"71 "* >>> sbase get chromedriver %s <<<"72 % (major_chrome_ver, major_chrome_ver)73 )74 """75 )76 return testdir77 def test_upgrade_chromedriver(self, testdir):78 if "linux" not in sys.platform and "darwin" not in sys.platform:79 print("\n This script is for Linux/macOS systems only!")80 self.skip("This script is for Linux/macOS systems only!")81 # Find out if the installed chromedriver version works with Chrome82 testdir = self.basic_run(testdir)83 result = testdir.inline_run("--headless")84 try:85 assert result.matchreport("test_passing").passed86 except Exception:87 # Install the compatibility version of chromedriver88 subprocess.check_call(89 "seleniumbase get chromedriver 72.0.3626.69", shell=True90 )91 # Upgrade chromedriver to match the installed version of Chrome92 testdir = self.upgrade_chromedriver(testdir)93 result = testdir.inline_run("--headless", "-s")94 # Print the final installed versions of chromedriver and Chrome95 testdir = self.print_versions_of_chromedriver_and_chrome(testdir)...
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