How can I debug Selenium tests in Docker Compose?

How can I debug Selenium tests in Docker Compose?

You can debug Selenium tests in Docker Compose by using the following steps: 1. Ensure your Docker containers are running. 2. Use the docker-compose logs command to view logs for your Selenium service. 3. You can also attach a debugger to your test code if you're using an IDE that supports remote debugging.

What if I want to see the browser's UI while debugging?

To see the browser's UI, you can run your Selenium tests in a container with a GUI. You can use tools like VNC or Xvfb to create a virtual display. Make sure to expose the necessary ports and connect to the VNC server to view the browser.

Can I run tests in headless mode and still debug?

Yes, you can run tests in headless mode and still debug. You can add logging to your tests to capture the necessary information. Additionally, you can use screenshots or video recording features to analyze the test execution.

What are some common issues I might encounter?

Common issues include timeouts, element not found errors, and network issues. Make sure your services are properly configured and that your tests have sufficient wait times for elements to load.