JupyniumStartAndAttachToServer didn't open a browser
fecet opened this issue · comments
Simply run JupyniumStartAndAttachToServer for a *.ju.py file do nothing for me(no notebook open) and say "[Jupynium]: Jupynium sucessfully attached and in
itialised. Run :JupyniumStartSync"
then run :JupyniumStartSync gives me
Jupynium: RPC channel closed. Stop sending all n
otifications.
[Jupynium]: Cancelling sync.
how to debug from there?
Hi,
First make sure Jupyter Notebook is running at localhost:8888
If it still doesn't work, let Jupynium running first from the command line: jupynium then try to start sync. It will print all the helpful logs.
The problem looks because newest selenium and newest firefox incompatible, I downgrade firefox and it works. What's the firefox version you are using?
Really? I've tried on many machines installing fresh new and it worked.. The version I have on Ubuntu is fron snap store and it's 108.0.2.
Really? I've tried on many machines installing fresh new and it worked.. The version I have on Ubuntu is fron snap store and it's 108.0.2.
Or because the newest version didn't hook selenium to download a suitable driver? I don't familiar with selenium and have no idea what it does for its first run. Anyway, I'm using Arch and things I have tried are:
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write a simple script to test selenium
from selenium import webdriver driver = webdriver.Firefox() driver.get("https://www.selenium.dev/selenium/web/web-form.html")Firefox not open when I run it.
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downgrade Firefox, I randomly choose an old version like 100
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run test script again, then it's work, I return to jupynium, it also works fine.
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Update firefox again(108.0.2), it's still work.
Don't know what fix this, but I'm happy now I can enjoy jupynium!
It could also be Selenium not detecting firefox binary. By installing it again it probably recognised it. Thanks a lot for leaving the helpful debugging steps and I'm glad it wasn't a big issue!