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Published 20 hours ago • verified publisher icon cypress-io

webkit support in docker image

Open psadi opened this issue 3 years ago • 5 comments

What would you like?

Support for webkit & its dependencies baked into the the existing docker image

Why is this needed?

To have webkit support, This is useful for my use case as my org network doesn't connect to playwright's cdn

Other

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psadi avatar Nov 09 '22 10:11 psadi

Any update on this ?

psadi avatar Dec 13 '22 17:12 psadi

There are really two concerns here - caching the browser version and adding the browser dependencies for webkit.

  1. Dependencies - we should definitely add the system dependencies for running webkit in our docker images like we do for Chrome + Firefox
  2. Versioning - I don't think we'll want to version webkit inside of the docker containers because that version is coupled to the @playwright/webkit NPM module. Instead we should update our installation instructions coaching you on how to cache this in CI yourself. You don't need the webkit binary in the docker container in order to add caching on top of it (this is the same principle as all other NPM dependencies)

brian-mann avatar Dec 28 '22 21:12 brian-mann

We are running into this issue as well when trying to run our Cypress suite of tests against webkit using the official Cypress docker image. Are there any workarounds for this issue at the moment?

mikevitaler avatar Jan 12 '23 03:01 mikevitaler

Transferring this issue to docker-images repo since this is concerned with our docket-images and not the Cypress App itself.

jennifer-shehane avatar Jul 14 '23 19:07 jennifer-shehane

  • Related to https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress-docker-images/issues/526

MikeMcC399 avatar Jun 01 '24 15:06 MikeMcC399