Here, trying from the command line: sh-4.2$ cat /etc/system-release-cpe = starting test SeleniumTest.testChromeDriverOnGoogle() =ġ3:04:42.Jul INFO () - environment: DEVġ3:04:42.Jul INFO () - headless: trueġ3:04:42.Jul INFO () - browserName: chromeġ3:04:42.Jul INFO () - browserVersion: 114ġ3:04:42.Jul INFO () - chromeBinary: /opt/google/chrome/google-chromeġ3:04:42.Jul INFO () - windowSize: 1200x720ġ3:04:42.Jul INFO i.resolveDriverVersion() - Using chromedriver 1.90 (resolved driver for Chrome 114)ġ3:04:42.Jul INFO i.exportDriver() - Exporting as /home/runner/.cache/selenium/chromedriver/linu圆4/1.90/chromedriverġ3:04:42.Jul INFO () - headless: trueġ3:04:42.Jul INFO () - chromeBinary: /opt/google/chrome/google-chromeġ3:04:42.Jul INFO () - chromeOptions: Capabilities ]Īt .ProtocolHandshake.createSession(ProtocolHandshake.java:140) When upgrading to Chrome 114 (stable), ChromeDriver reports that Chrome crashes on startup. I'm using AWS EC2 instances with Amazon Linux 2 (Karoo) to run test automation with Selenium WebDriver using headless Chrome.
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