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Point 6 - Main Executable #4

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cbuelvasc opened this issue Jan 30, 2020 · 5 comments
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Point 6 - Main Executable #4

cbuelvasc opened this issue Jan 30, 2020 · 5 comments

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@cbuelvasc
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Hello guys:

In point six it said:

  • Run the main executable in the /automated-channel-testing-master/src folder to start the Roku WebDriver server.

So the main executable file doesn't appear in the repo, please help me.

Tksx

@andrii-kovtko
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Hello @cbuelvasc ,
Did you successfully execute the following cmd: go build main.go from step 5?
if yes than main executable should be in the ../automated-channel-testing-master/src folder.

Thank you

@Amairrr
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Amairrr commented Feb 3, 2020

After running step 5, when I do step 6 and run the main executable, nothing is happening? Please advise

@andrii-kovtko
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Hello @x0sky
If you do step 6 you should be able to create session and send commands to webDriver. Please, let us know if it works for you.
Thank you

@Amairrr
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Amairrr commented Feb 4, 2020

Solved, it was a problem with an external app I was using to edit the .py files. It was not saving correctly so even though I was certain the IP address was correct for my webdriver, only when I checked the file contents within terminal I saw that it was not updating IP address.

@nocarryr
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For anyone looking for answers in the future...

The steps referred to above have since been removed from the readme in 1ab34d2, but can be found here:
1ab34d2#diff-b335630551682c19a781afebcf4d07bf978fb1f8ac04c6bf87428ed5106870f5L31-L71

None of it seems relevant anymore though since the executables are now included in this repo. This hasn't been documented yet, but PR #24 should help explain things.

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