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Cannot connect to Firefox 91.9.1(x86) on Win 32 Jenkins Box #23186
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Hi @Xiaogen-liu. Thank you for opening an issue. Would you be able to provide a reproduction or more details to understand how firefox is being installed? Also, have you tried upgrading to node |
HI @AtofStryker https://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/firefox/releases/91.9.1esr/win32/en-US/ |
HI @AtofStryker Best Regards! |
HI @AtofStryker
Hope it helps in your investigation. `
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This could be the issue as the connect might actually already be in use. Have you tried killing the firefox instance and then running the test to see if the issue resolves? It would probably be good to describe how the instance is already running and why it is needed to be open. In other words, describe your workflow.
Makes sense. I just want to rule out any type of permissions/access issues as sometimes running as privileged access can resolve a few of these things.
Sure. The goal of this is to provide a way to reproduce the issue consistently on our end. Right now we don't have a way to reproduce the problem. The goal here would be for you to spin up a side project in git and configure Jenkins/cypress similar to how you have it now to reproduce the firefox issue, and then share the repository with us. Would that be possible? It's been a good while since I have used Jenkins 😅 . The pipeline information is as good start, but will definitely need more to reproduce the issue. |
HI @AtofStryker
i tried to trigger the job while there is no firefox instance in task manager, but the result is the same as before.
it is different to share the repository for you. But i can share more detail about this which can help you reproduce this issue on you local side.
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@Xiaogen-liu I do not have jenkins set up in CI or locally. Would you be able to set up a reproduction with a public jenkins job and reference a run here? It would likely save time as opposed to me just trying to give it a go on a reproduction 😅 . |
HI @AtofStryker |
Hi @Xiaogen-liu ! To set up a reproduction, you can send us a public Jenkins job that is running your own test code or, ideally, a minimally reproducible example using cypress-test-tiny. The advantage of creating a minimally reproducible example is that it narrows down the issue to the essentials so it's easier to track down what's going wrong 🙏 |
@Xiaogen-liu I see you commented on #8067 (comment) and have not provided the full debug logs. Are you also seeing this error?
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Unfortunately we have to close this issue as there is not enough information to reproduce the problem. This does not mean that your issue is not happening - it just means that we do not have a path to move forward. Please comment in this issue with a reproducible example and we will consider reopening the issue. |
Current behavior
Dear Supp,
Find there is an error while running the cypress command in jenkins. We encounter this issue when the firefox's version is 91.9.1(x86). But the version of 91.9.1(x64) works well in jenkins. We have no idea about it. We would like to take the the version of 91.9.1(x86) to have some test. Could you help ?
npx cypress run --spec "cypress/e2e/**/*.js" -b firefox
Desired behavior
Ability to start cypress in jenkins and run the scripts in firefox.
Test code to reproduce
Test code is the example in cypress.
Jenkins version: 2.362
Firefox: 91.9..1(x86)
cypress: 10.4.0
Cypress Version
10.4.0
Other
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