![]() When the test command npm run test will be used the script will upload all the pre-run executables as a preprocess before all tests are executed. This can be done by creating 1 script that will be ran before WebdriverIO starts and can be found here. If it has been over seven days since the last test execution with the usage Sauce Storage, you will need to upload it again.Īdvice is to upload all the pre-run executables in one call. This is a temporary private storage space where all assets are cleared after seven days. When all the scripts are created they need to be uploaded to the Sauce Storage. The variable fixes this when downloading and pushing the file. *Windows uses %userprofile% because Chrome and Firefox VM-images have a different root user ( Administrator) in comparison to the MicrosoftEdge and internet explorer ( sauce). Create a scriptĮach platform needs to have it's own script Sauce Labs provides 2 different platforms, see all the links to see how the scripts should look like The pre-run executable should hold a script that can download a file from a public (ftp) server to a folder on the Sauce Labs virtual machine. This is because the connection from the VM to your network is limited only to the browsers and doesn't work on all outbound connections If you want to download a file that is only accessible on your network, this won't work even if you have Sauce Connect running. More info can be found here Downloading Files to a Sauce Labs Virtual Machine Prior to Testing This can be done with a pre-run executable. Sauce Labs provides a way to upload a file to a Sauce Labs virtual machine prior to testing that can be used for testing uploads. ![]() To be able to test uploading files there needs to be an example file on the Sauce Labs VM. Pre-run executable for more browsersĪ Sauce Labs VM starts in a clean state, meaning there is no data on the machine. Please read this blog post, see also this blogpost for more information and check this file on how to script it. If you want to test is with multiple browsers then you have a different way to do that, see also Uploading Files to a Sauce Labs Virtual Machine during a Test, but it will also be explained here. Keep in mind that this is only working for Chrome First of all WebdriverIO has the method called uploadFile, see also this blogpost. Testing uploading files from a local machine isn't that complicated in comparison to testing it from a cloud solution. services = // For the options see // config. This can be done by adding the following to the capabilities:Ĭonfig. Chrome settingsĬhrome can be configured in such a way that it will overwrite the default download location and will not show the dialog. If this can't be done only Chrome and Firefox can be used by adding some settings. This prevents the browser from showing the dialog for selecting a location. To make sure all tests on a local machine work make sure the browser will store all downloads to a default location. Local download configurationsįor local download tests the browser setting for downloading files is the most important and most blocking setting. NOTE: The files that have been downloaded to the Sauce Labs VM can NOT be downloaded from the Sauce Labs VM to the local machine / CI-instance! Run the download testsįor more information about running the download tests in this project please check here. ![]() downloaded files can be verified on local machines, because you have rights on a local machine to check the file structure, but cloud machine don't give you the possibility to access the directory structure (see Sauce Labs Download Test for a possible solution). ![]() ![]() Creating and debugging a script can cost a lot of time and there might be faster and better ways do test downloads (depending on the business case) downloading files with Selenium can be very time consuming.There are only a lot of downsides to downloading files to local or cloud machines: In comparison to what many sites say, files can be downloaded with Selenium. They will be used for uploading and test execution.Īlso make sure Chrome and Firefox are installed on the local machine to execute the local tests Downloading files Make sure the SAUCE_USERNAME and SAUCE_ACCESS_KEY are set as environment variables. This repo will explain how to test down and uploading on Sauce Labs VM's with WebdriverIO V5., for support of V4 see here. ![]()
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