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Howard Miller
Posts made by Howard Miller
Moodle in English -> General developer forum -> Running behat - specify Selenium host
by Howard Miller -
I'm running my Moodle dev environment in docker containers (of my own construction), which is fine. I've been trying to get Behat to work.
I added the Selium/Firefox container to my docker-compose config and that all worked fine.
However, Moodle can't find port 4444 because it's not at localhost, it's at host 'selenium-hub'. Where's the sensible place to change that.
I got it working by editing behat.yml in my behat moodledata folder but that feels a bit 'clunky'. Is there a better way? I can only find references in the docs in relation to parallel running.
Moodle in English -> Installing and upgrading help -> Moodle 4.1+ versus 4.1.2 -> Re: Moodle 4.1+ versus 4.1.2
by Howard Miller -
On the other hand... you might think that any errors in the upgrade.php scripts are more likely to be fixed in the *newest* version of code that you can get your hands on.
Or maybe I'm just being naive
Or maybe I'm just being naive
Moodle in English -> General help -> 4.4 upgrade - 'Help-text' popover won't close -> Re: 4.4 upgrade - 'Help-text' popover won't close
by Howard Miller -
Two things...
- if that's any theme other than Boost, try again with the core Boost theme.
- go back to the browser developer tools and do it again with the Console tab open. Are there any (red) errors?
- if that's any theme other than Boost, try again with the core Boost theme.
- go back to the browser developer tools and do it again with the Console tab open. Are there any (red) errors?