I have lot of infrastructure issues when running firefox using selenium firefox driver from version 44.0. Should I start using Marionette?
I am running into issues specifically Firefox driver crashing during automated tests (selenium). Some of the root causes seem to be pointing towards port clashes. But I do not want to tie myself to this reason alone as there are some convincing evidence that Firefox driver uses algorithm to avoid port clash.
I have the following error message on top of the stack trace "Failed to connect to binary FirefoxBinary(/tmp/browsers/firefox-release/firefox) on port 26732"
The frequency of the failure seem to be increasing with latest Firefox versions from 44.0 to 46.0. And a complete show stopper in 47.0.
Is support for selenium Firefox driver is dropped? And marionette is the way to go? Are lot of users concerned about something similar?
Also I would like to learn about firefox 47.0 and marionette compatibility..
I would like to stop writing code to diagnose, and pollute my infrastructure. Any help would be appreciated..
Thanks in advance
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I did see a post a few weeks ago that selenium was mostly dropped and that you should switch to marionette, see the unresolved section in https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/47.0/releasenotes/
I am not sure if support will ever be fixed in the future, so that's probably your best long term bet.