Test.Automation.ChromeDriver

Readme.md

Version History

Date	Version	Notes
2018-06-08	v2.40	Supports Chrome v66-68
2018-01-10	v2.35	Supports Chrome v62-64
2017-11-11	v2.33	Supports Chrome v60-62
2017-06-07	v2.30	Supports Chrome v58-60

Contents

WebDriver Download Links
View Local Packages
Create Local Packages
NuGet Command Line Reference

WebDriver Download Links

Browser	WebDriver	Download	Notes
Chrome	chromedriver.exe	ChromeDriver	Wiki Use Chrome's 'alternative installer' Recommended for testing Web applications built with moden javascript frameworks like React and Ember
No browser Chrome is headless	chromedriver.exe	see ChromeDriver	README headless web testing IsHeadless="true"
Internet Explorer (IE)	IEDriverServer.exe	IEDriverServer	Required Configuration Default browser prior to Windows 10
Microsoft Edge	MicrosoftWebDriver.exe	MicrosoftWebDriver	WebDriver Default browser for Windows 10

View Local Packages

• Install NuGet Package Explorer to view local packages.
• NuGetPackageExplorer

Create Local Packages

• Add a .nuspec file to each project in the solution that you want to package with NuGet.
• The .nuspec file name must be the same name as the project with the .nuspec extension
• Open a 'Developer Command Prompt for VS2017' command window.
• Navigate to the solution or project that you want to OctoPack.
• Run the following command:

// To Create packages for each project in the solution:
MSBUILD Test.Automation.sln /t:Rebuild /p:Configuration=Release /p:RunOctoPack=true /p:OctoPackPackageVersion=1.0.0 /p:OctoPackPublishPackageToFileShare=C:\Packages

// To Create a package for a single project:
MSBUILD Test.Automation.ChromeDriver.csproj /t:Rebuild /p:Configuration=Release /p:RunOctoPack=true /p:OctoPackPackageVersion=1.0.0 /p:OctoPackPublishPackageToFileShare=C:\Packages

MSBUILD OctoPack Command Syntax

Switch	Value	Definition
/t:Rebuild		MSBUILD Rebuilds the project(s).
/p:Configuration=	Release	Creates and packages a Release build.
/p:RunOctoPack=	true	Creates packages with Octopack using the .nuspec file layout.
/p:OctoPackPackageVersion=	1.0.0	Updates Package Version.
/p:OctoPackPublishPackageToFileShare=	C:\Packages	Copies packages to local file location.

Other OctoPack Options:

Switch	Value	Description
/p:Configuration=	`[ Release	Debug ]`
/p:RunOctoPack=	`[ true	false ]`
/p:OctoPackPackageVersion=	1.2.3	Version number of the NuGet package. By default, OctoPack gets the version from your assembly version attributes. Set this parameter to use an explicit version number.
/p:OctoPackPublishPackageToFileShare=	C:\Packages	Copies packages to the specified directory.
/p:OctoPackPublishPackageToHttp=	http://my-nuget-server/api/v2/package	Pushes the package to the NuGet server
/p:OctoPackPublishApiKey=	ABCDEFGMYAPIKEY	API key to use when publishing
/p:OctoPackNuGetArguments=	-Verbosity detailed	Use this parameter to specify additional command line parameters that will be passed to NuGet.exe pack.
/p:OctoPackNuGetExePath=	C:\MyNuGetPath\	OctoPack comes with a bundled version of NuGet.exe. Use this parameter to force OctoPack to use a different NuGet.exe instead.
/p:OctoPackNuSpecFileName=	<C#/VB_ProjectName>.nuspec	The NuSpec file to use.

NuGet Command Line Reference

Ensure that NuGet.exe is in your path.
Running NuGet using a .nuspec file allows greater control over what files are packed and excluded.

NUGET PACK Test.Automation.Selenium.nuspec -Verbosity detailed  -OutputDirectory "C:\Packages"

Explaination of Command Arguments

Argument	Value	Description
PACK	Test.Automation.Selenium.nuspec	Create a package from .nuspec file
-Verbosity	detailed	Displays verbose command output for debugging
-OutputDirectory	"C:\Packages"	Copies package to local directory