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Instructions and commands for running cypress on Windows+WSL2 #37
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I was able to test this from scratch in a different computer and it worked like a charm. |
Hey, @penyaskito. I appreciate all your contributions! I've been deallocated from this project for the time-being... Do you think you could recruit someone from #experience-builder on Drupal Slack to test and verify that it still works on macOS given with your changes? If you throw out a request for anyone who can to test it on Linux that would be great, but I'm also find with just adding a note indicating that it might work but hasn't been tested on it. |
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A few little changes. Also, this needs a rebase as of #41.
open -a XQuartz | ||
# Give it a moment to start up. | ||
sleep 2 | ||
# Running on WSL2 |
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I'd like someone with experience with WSL2 to review this.
Co-authored-by: Travis Carden <[email protected]>
Fix docs structure and warnings. Co-authored-by: Travis Carden <[email protected]>
Instructions and commands for running on Windows+WSL2.
I've been successful using this.
On my different tries I did some other steps that might or not might affected this, so would be great if we could get someone to test this.In any case it should not break anything for MacOS, the only working system at the moment, so should be safe to accept.Also I would expect this to work on Linux too. But don't have a system to verify :-/