David Engelmann
David Engelmann
Based on the situation you are describing, it sounds like the chrome binaries don't exist within the RabbitMQ queue and are being downloaded each time. It's very odd that the...
@cyberdyne-j thats definitely odd behavior, I'm going to keep that repo for reproducing issues open. We can add tests to it to try and find a way to reproduce it.
In my experience, sharing chrome binaries across threads was a huge pain. I found it easiest to set a maximum amount of chrome binaries to download, based on the expected...
Trying to reproduce this issue with this repository- https://github.com/david-engelmann/selenium_sadness.
the user associated with the container needs write and execute access in order to download and save the chrome driver. if name = '/.wdm' then it needs to be able...
@mwalaszkowski I needed to use `USER root` or I got errors.
@moda20 `driver = webdriver.Chrome(service=ChromeService(ChromeDriverManager().install(path="path_to_save_to")))`
You could append the filename to the meta data. When you pull examples the upload file info is included so it wouldn't be too difficult. Check out the doccano-client for...
@mchineboy ran into a similar error today. any luck on a resolution?
I was able to resolve by pinning dnspython to version 2.3.0. I opened an issue with the dnspython library - https://github.com/rthalley/dnspython/issues/959