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[Bug]: Pupeeteer does not launch in latest version #9121
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Could you try the latest version? |
Thanks for the hint. I upgraded to 19.0.0 and get almost the same error:
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Ah, |
Not sure, if that is possible. I am using react-script and the latest version 5.0.1 comes along with "jest": "^27.4.3", if I see that correctly. So far I was not able to force the usage of v29. I am open for ideas how to upgrade or how to replace jest with something else |
Hm we are running into the same problem.
Version 18.2.1 is OK. It started happening in the upgrade to version 19.x. No Idea why. We are gonna stick with version 18.x for now. |
We are using I just copied the jest versions from the latest nestjs app to our current app.
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I am facing the same issue even after upgrading jest to the latest version
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Any resolution for this? |
Hi, why is it closed? I think the problem is not resolved, it is happenning to me right now. |
I just had the same problem and upgrading Jest from v27 to v29 worked for me, as expected. So you either have to upgrade Jest to v28 if you can, or downgrade Puppeteer to v18.1. |
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It's working |
In our case, a previous version of jest was being invoked by our test runner. I was able to debug that via jest's |
I get a similar error with In my case, I'm not using Rolling back to:
Note that [email protected] (#9023) (f42336c) separated In my humble opinion, this issue is still open. |
Hi there,
I have puppeteer: ^19.4.0, I tried with 18.1.0 as suggested but received a no longer supported. |
With Now i get: |
#_Facing This Issue in in server side(after deploy) - 'puppeteer' Working in local machine properly. Error: Failed to launch the browser process! TROUBLESHOOTING: https://pptr.dev/troubleshooting
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node 18 npm 9, puppeteer 21
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I'm not sure why this is closed, as this is still a problem on Puppeteer > 18.1.0 (which is out of support) where you are using ESM module loading, e.g. with Puppeteer 18.2.1:
The problem appears to be the
We are using jest, but our version is up to date (29.7.0), and I'm not sure why that would be involved in a straight |
Hi!
@townxelliot were you able to find any solution for this? |
Has anyone figured out how to resolve this? |
For me the issue is fixed by upgrading my jest to v:29.7.0 |
I am also having the same issue. |
same problem. |
I have been looking for a Chrome extension for so long |
Same problem here. I don't use jest.
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I ended up having my lambda download the correct version of chromium each time it executed. Probably not the most efficient way to handle it, but it works:
When I run it locally, I just point it at version of Chrome (which will more than likely only work until I update Chrome). Probably not a forever solution, but it'll have to work until I have the bandwidth to put in a bigger fix. |
How were you able to achieve this. I keep getting this error |
Bug description
I am running pupeteer in WSL, ubuntu 20.04. I was able to run puppeteer v 18.1.0 by adding my chrome.exe from Windows to $PATH and launching puppeteer with
However in the latest version (18.2.1) I get the error
Puppeteer version
18.2.1
Node.js version
16.17.0
npm version
8.19.2
What operating system are you seeing the problem on?
Windows
Relevant log output
No response
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