(it doesn't depends on the which OS to use for build process.) When you specify the 'Runtime Identifier ( RID)' explicitly, the platform type of the driver file is the same to the RID which you specified. When you build it on any Linux distributions, Linux 圆4 version of geckodriver will be copied to the output folder.When you build it on macOS on Apple CPU hardware, macOS Arm64 version of geckodriver will be copied to the output folder.

When you build it on macOS on Intel CPU hardware, macOS 圆4 version of geckodriver will be copied to the output folder.

When you build the project which references the NuGet package of geckodriver on 64bit Windows OS, win64 version of geckodriver will be copied to the output folder.

When you build the project which references the NuGet package of geckodriver on 32bit Windows OS, win32 version of geckodriver will be copied to the output folder.

: : : : : : /testing/marionette/Protocol.md : : /testing/marionette/index.PM> Install-Package -Version 0.32.2Ĭross-platform building and publishing By default - it depends on the OS running the build processīy default, the platform type of the web driver file copied to the output folder depends on the OS running the build process. mach geckodriver -other -flags ``` See (Testing.md) for how to run tests. You can run your freshly built geckodriver this way: ```shell %. mach build testing/geckodriver ``` If you use artifact builds you may build geckodriver using cargo, since mach in this case does not have a compile environment: ```shell % cd testing/geckodriver % cargo build … Compiling geckodriver v0.21.0 (file:///code/gecko/testing/geckodriver) … Finished dev target(s) in 7.83s ``` Because all Rust code in central shares the same cargo workspace, the binary will be put in the `$(topsrcdir)/target` directory. geckodriver translates WebDriver, , and to the, and acts as a proxy between and.

Crucially, it relies on the to provide the HTTPD and do most of the heavy lifting of marshalling the WebDriver protocol. # Building geckodriver geckodriver is written in, a systems programming language from Mozilla.

Building mozilla geckodriver