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a very short getting started guide → How to investigate and debug a Selenium WebDriver `@Test` error Here’s the situation. You’ve written some code to automatically execute your application. You’re using Selenium WebDriver. Bam. Something goes wrong. You don’t know what to do. Do you: A) investigate? B) ask someone else to fix your problem? If you answered B to the question above, then in this post I’ll show you some strategies to help with (A). You do have to develop the skills to investigate your own issues. Learning how to investigate will help you build those skill sets so https://stackoverflow.com/questions/21126518/capistrano-error-tar-this-does-not-look-like-a-tar-archive you can do your job better. It doesn’t mean that you never ask for help, but it means you can have more self-reliance and when you ask for help you will have more information to provide the person you have asked for help. Bing the error to Google Don’t make the problem something that the other person can google for you Use your favourite web search engine http://seleniumsimplified.com/2016/07/how-to-investigate-and-debug-a-selenium-webdriver-test-error/ to search for the error message. Hints: Copy and paste the exact text do not write it using your own words based on what you think it means because you don’t know what it means, that’s why your searching You may have to copy and paste part, or parts, of the error message your error may have appeared on a specific line number, don’t include that in the search your error message may be related to specific environment variable, don’t include that in the search put quotes " around the text that is important Building a search for the error message is a skill. But you will get better at it over time if you try. Read multiple pages and answers do not assume that the first answer you encounter is the correct one put in the effort to understand the answer it is possible that you might not understand the answer, that means you might have to do extra web searches based on the answer. Do not stop at this point and jump to (B). Do the research to help you understand the answer, otherwise you will never learn how to do this for yourself. Choosing the corr
Sign in Pricing Blog Support Search GitHub This repository Watch 14 Star 122 Fork 27 rvagg/node-libssh Code Issues 18 Pull requests 1 Projects 0 Pulse Graphs New issue https://github.com/rvagg/node-libssh/issues/4 Error on running stdiopipe.js example #4 Closed alessioalex opened this Issue Jul 13, 2013 · 6 comments Projects None yet Labels None yet Milestone No milestone Assignees No one assigned 2 participants Collaborator alessioalex commented Jul 13, 2013 alessio@alessio:~/www/sshserver$ node stdiopipe.js Listening on port 3333 node: ../deps/uv/src/unix/core.c:638: uv__io_start: Assertion `w->fd >= 0' failed. Aborted (core dumped) System details: alessio@alessio:~/www/sshserver$ uname debug error -a Linux alessio 3.5.0-17-generic #28-Ubuntu SMP Tue Oct 9 19:32:08 UTC 2012 i686 i686 i686 GNU/Linux alessio@alessio:~/www/sshserver$ node -v && npm -v v0.10.12 1.2.32 Owner rvagg commented Jul 13, 2013 you're not the only one reporting this, I'll see if I can work out why although I can't reproduce it myself yet. Owner rvagg commented Jul 14, 2013 /cc @someoneweird I've published a new debug error 3246 version but only some linking stuff has changed, I don't imagine it'll change this problem but it might be worth trying.. If you can, I'd really appreciate some gdb output since I can't reproduce this for myself. Install gdb and run it like this: gdb --args node stdiopipe.js Then when you're in the gdb repl type run and it'll execute.. Do whatever you need to do to make it bork (there's a chance that it'll be fine when running in gdb because it slows things down which itself can cause a behaviour change). When you do get your error the program should stop and gdb will give you some basic error output. Type in backtrace to get a full trace from gdb which will give more info about where the error is located. If you could copy and paste the trace that'd be really helpful.. Even more helpful would be a debug build run through gdb because then it'd give line numbers too.. to do this you need to have node-gyp installed properly on your system (sudo npm install node-gyp -g), then in the root of node-libssh you can type