Christoph Wienands

I just spent a couple of hours looking into this same issue. I thought I was doing something wrong (newbie to Python and RF). My colleague who installed ES2L with...

OK, I think I figured it out. 3 days ago, the robotframework-selenium2library 3.0 was officially released. That means, now if you install robotframework-extendedselenium2library it will install this version. Per the...

I am using ES2L in Docker as well as on a Windows machine. Because the Alpine-based Docker image pulls an earlier version of Chromium (v53), I also needed to use...

Glad to hear you got it working. I had tried #17, too but it didn't work (didn't investigate much, though). Your versions look correct to me, assuming you are working...

@asief44 Can you please post the content of those validation errors? Copy/pasted text + possibly a screenshot. I'm not using Eclipse and have pretty much no idea what you are...

Please copy the error message(s) into a comment, and attach screenshots as .jpg or .png. Nobody here (incl. me) will want to open a .docx file from an unverified source.

Hmm, does not look like the issue that Hakbutton and I have been discussing. I am not familiar with using RF from Eclipse, or using the AngularJS library. I recommend...

I just ran into the same issue. I resolved it simply by switching from callback functions to arrow functions. I.e. from ` SomeMongooseModel.find(query, function(err, obj){ console.log("### inside mongoose query", ns.get("foo"));...