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Hello, I have here an example to reproduce this issue: `requirements.txt`: ```python loguru==0.5.3 pygal==3.0.0 pygaljs==1.0.2 pylint==2.12.2 pytest==6.2.5 pytest-benchmark==3.4.1 pytest-html==3.1.1 selenium==4.1.0 ``` `test.py`: ```python """ Test loguru error """ from loguru...

None of the above fixes seem to fix the issue: ``` logger.remove() logger.add(sys.stderr, colorize=False) ``` or ``` pytest_args.append('--color=no') ``` The subprocess seems to be a workaround to get the job...

Well I was able to derive an ugly and hacky solution which I don't think is not the solution to the problem but is enough for me to be able...

Is it possible that some line like this one is needed in the `driver.pm` ?: ``` #Fix broken out of the box chrome because they hate the maintainers of their...

I tried something similar in python and there it seems to work with all browsers of the grid: ```python from selenium import webdriver import time def set_options() -> dict: """...

My idea was to move tests which run locally with a chromedriver, geckodriver... into a remote server which provides browsers dynamically as they are needed and close them when the...

Yes It does work in that scenario. With the virtual environment variable ` - SE_NODE_SESSION_TIMEOUT=30` it does close the session: ```perl use strict; use warnings; use utf8; use open ':std',...

Hello I was using version v0.10 and tried to update to v0.11 and I get the following in firefox: 

Any hint on how can I debug this? I can not even compile the basic example. The environment variables configured, and the sdk can not be downloaded in older versions.,.

I finally was able to found out what is going on. It seems the current crate published in crate.io does not correspond with the code that is in the git...