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@Danp2

Is anyone else having problems when Chrome auto updated recently.
My pc auto updated this morning and I'm now at: Version 128.0.6613.120 (Official Build) (64-bit)

and that that version isn't available on https://googlechromelabs.github.io/chrome-for-testing/#beta but just 129.x beta and tried that with the following result where Chrome still doesn't open:

 

-*** Started Func SetupChrome
! $ShowDebugConsole is true so setting $_WD_Debug = $_WD_DEBUG_Full
_WD_Option ==> Success [0] : Parameters:   Option=Driver   Value=C:\Autoit\Scripts\PurchaseOrderFiller\Required\chromedriver.exe
_WD_Option ==> Success [0] : Parameters:   Option=Port   Value=9515
_WD_Option ==> Success [0] : Parameters:   Option=DriverParams   Value=--verbose --log-path="C:\Autoit\Scripts\PurchaseOrderFiller\Required\chrome.log"
_WD_Option ==> Success [0] : Parameters:   Option=DriverDetect   Value=False
Setting $sDesiredCapabilities to: {  "capabilities": {    "alwaysMatch": {      "unhandledPromptBehavior": "ignore",      "goog:chromeOptions": {        "w3c": true,        "excludeSwitches": [          "enable-automation"        ],        "useAutomationExtension": false,        "prefs": {          "credentials_enable_service": false,          "profile": {            "password_manager_enabled": false          }        },        "args": [          "window-position=0,5","window-size=1080,1046"        ]      }    }  }}
=======================================
_WD_Option ==> Success [0] : Parameters:   Option=DriverDetect   Value=False
_WD_GetFreePort ==> Success [0 / 9515] : Parameters:   MinPort=9515   MaxPort=Default
_WD_IsLatestRelease ==> Success [0] : True
_WD_Startup: OS:    WIN_10 X64 19045
_WD_Startup: AutoIt:    3.3.16.1
_WD_Startup: Webdriver UDF:    1.3.1 (Up to date)
_WD_Startup: WinHTTP:    1.6.4.2
_WD_Startup: Driver:    C:\Autoit\Scripts\PurchaseOrderFiller\Required\chromedriver.exe (64 Bit)
_WD_Startup: Params:    --verbose --log-path="C:\Autoit\Scripts\PurchaseOrderFiller\Required\chrome.log"
_WD_Startup: Port:    9515
_WD_Startup: Command:    "C:\Autoit\Scripts\PurchaseOrderFiller\Required\chromedriver.exe" --verbose --log-path="C:\Autoit\Scripts\PurchaseOrderFiller\Required\chrome.log"
_WD_Startup ==> Success [0]
__WD_Post: URL=HTTP://127.0.0.1:9515/session; Data={  "capabilities": {    "alwaysMatch": {      "unhandledPromptBehavior": "ignore",      "goog:chromeOptions": {        "w3c": true,        "excludeSwitches": [          "enable-automation"        ],        "useAutomationExtension": false,        "prefs": {          "credentials_enable_service": false,          "profile": {            "password_manager_enabled": false          }        },        "args": [          "window-position=0,5","window-size=1080,1046"        ]      }    }  }}
__WD_Post ==> Send / Recv error [6] : HTTP status = 0 ResponseText=WinHTTP request timed out before Webdriver
_WD_CreateSession ==> Webdriver Exception [10]

 

 

You might advice me to downgrade my Chrome which I might do.  So to make it automatic in the future is there any sample Autoit code that might be able to sense the issue and downgrade chrome automatically?

😕

Thanks!

 

 

 

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Thanks @Danp2

What's strange about that is I had the following in my code which I thought locked the port number

_WD_Option('Driver', $chromedriverLocation)
   _WD_Option('Port', 9515)
   _WD_Option('DriverParams', '--verbose --log-path="' & $RequiredFolder & 'chrome.log"')
   _WD_Option('DriverDetect', False) ; To ignore another instance of Chrome

 

After replacing it with:

_WD_Option('DriverParams', '--port=9515 --verbose --log-path="' & @ScriptDir & '\chrome.log"')

It worked. Now I have to make that modification to all my scripts 😕

 

Thanks again!!

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