Zach Bloomquist
Zach Bloomquist
This still seems to be an issue on CentOS 8 / RHEL 8 / Oracle Linux Server 8.6, with Electron 18.3.0, and the latest stable (19.0.0), and the latest beta...
> What is the real advantage here? The only thing I can think of is that by using the pipe transport you can provide isolation from other users, meaning that...
This library doesn't support Keep-Alive, but https://github.com/mknj/node-keepalive-proxy-agent seems to support it!
There is a fork here with a signed `darwin-arm64` `ffmpeg` binary provided: https://github.com/cypress-io/node-ffmpeg-installer
@raulrpearson the binary comes from installing this branch: https://github.com/cypress-io/node-ffmpeg-installer/tree/darwin-arm64 which is an `optionalDependency` in the master package.json
Are you running your tests in Electron?
Check out #2 there is a workaround. I'll keep this issue open, the error message is misleading here...
You can also run Cypress with [debug logs enabled][debug] to get the Electron logs in `stderr`: * On Linux/macOS: `DEBUG=cypress:server:browsers:electron cypress ...` * On Windows: `npx cross-env DEBUG=cypress:server:browsers:electron cypress ...`...
unfortunately not @nmschulte-aviture
@pkyeck no possible way to do it currently. Maybe you could hack something by piping through awk/sed