Building A CI/CD Pipeline With Travis CI, Docker, And LambdaTest

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  • travisci-selenium-docker-lambdatest

    Practice project for running Selenium tests using Travis CI, Docker and LambdaTest.

  • The entire code for this project is available on the GitHub repository.

  • docker-selenium

    Provides a simple way to run Selenium Grid with Chrome, Firefox, and Edge using Docker, making it easier to perform browser automation

  • Next is the image that we are using to run the docker command. Here we are using the Selenium Firefox standalone image with tag 4.0.0-rc-1-prerelease-20210618. More information about the latest versions available can be found from the official Selenium Github repository and the Docker hub public registry.

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  • In order to publish the artifacts to GitHub, we need to create a personal access token from the GitHub developer settings page and add it to the environment variables section of the Travis CI repository. The same variable api_key is used in the deploy phase of our configuration.

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