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setup-chrome

This action sets-up Google Chrome/Chromium for GitHub Actions. This action supports the following features:

  • Install and setup the Google Chrome onto the runner.
  • Install a specific version of Google Chrome/Chromium by the version number, commit position, and release channel.
  • Cross-platform runner support (Windows, macOS, Linux) and self-hosted runner support.
  • Install the compatible versions of ChromeDriver with the browser.

Usage

Here is a basic usage. The action installs the latest build by default.

steps:
  - uses: browser-actions/setup-chrome@v1
  - run: chrome --version

To install a specific channel, use chrome-version input.

steps:
  - uses: browser-actions/setup-chrome@v1
    with:
      chrome-version: 120

The action support installing the compatible ChromeDriver with the browser. You can use the install-chromedriver to install the ChromeDriver.

steps:
  - uses: browser-actions/setup-chrome@v1
    with:
      chrome-version: 120
      install-chromedriver: true

If you use the self-hosted runner, your runner may not have the required dependencies on the system. You can install the dependencies by using the install-dependencies parameter. It installs the required dependencies for the Google Chrome/Chromium to run automatically.

steps:
  - uses: browser-actions/setup-chrome@v1
    with:
      chrome-version: 120
      install-dependencies: true

Supported version formats

The action supports the following version formats:

  • The latest snapshot latest (default).
  • Commit positions like 1295939. You can find commit positions from here.
  • Google Chrome release channels: stable, beta, dev and canary
  • Specific versions: 119, 120.0.6099, 121.0.6100.0. The version are resolved by Chrome for Testing.

Installed path

The installed binary name is not always chrome or chromium. It depends on your installation spec and OS.

To get the installed binary path, use chrome-path output of the action:

steps:
  - uses: browser-actions/setup-chrome@v1
    id: setup-chrome
  - run: |
      ${{ steps.setup-chrome.outputs.chrome-path }} --version

Parameters

Inputs

  • chrome-version: (Optional) The Google Chrome/Chromium version to be installed. Default: latest
  • install-dependencies: (Optional) Install the required dependencies for the Google Chrome/Chromium to run. Default: false
  • install-chromedriver: (Optional) Install the compatible ChromeDriver with the browser. Default: false

Outputs

  • chrome-path: The installed Google Chrome/Chromium binary path.
  • chrome-version: The installed Google Chrome/Chromium version.
  • chromedriver-path: The installed ChromeDriver binary path.
  • chromedriver-version: The installed ChromeDriver version.

License

MIT

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