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There is currently no way to easily overwrite the Puppeteer launch settings in fullDomFetcher. This means sandboxing is
on and cannot be disabled. However, certain setups require to be able to disable ...
Phyks
- Opened on Feb 17
- #1136
After encountering an issue in this pull request, it was noted that only one type of term was modified by the PR.
However, the validation scripts check all term types. Therefore, if there are any issues ...
Cli4d
- Opened on Jan 13
- #1130
Hi,
executeClientScripts is actually used at the moment not to simply execute client scripts , but rather to upgrade from a
simple node-fetch to a full browser fetcher. This has the side effect of enabling ...
- 2
- Opened on Jan 8
- #1128
There is an issue in the GitLab reporter for the getIssue function of the src/reporter/gitlab/index.js file. This is
where it retrieves the issues list. It should filter for the issue state, but it is ...
alessandrozago
- 1
- Opened on Jan 7
- #1127
The URL for the contribution tool in the reporter module is written directly in the code. It would be nice to have it
configurable in case a custom contribution tool is installed. This is from src/reporter/index.js:8 ...
- 1
- Opened on Jan 7
- #1126
Hi,
When using executeClientScripts: true, it seems the saved snapshot is the full response from the server (raw HTML
content, including script) and not the browser-rendered DOM. Not sure if this is intended ...
- 3
- Opened on Dec 12, 2024
- #1125
When using fetch as an imported module, the default configurations for the following parameters are not defined:
- waitForElementsTimeout
- navigationTimeout
- language
Ndpnt
- Opened on Nov 15, 2024
- #1117
When I use a selector that has an empty intersection, for example because the endBefore is before the startBefore, I get
the following error:
ExtractDocumentError: Extract failed: The provided selector ...
MattiSG
- Opened on Sep 24, 2024
- #1107
For some complex documents layout, the :has() CSS4 relational selector can prove very useful. However, using it in a
declaration yields the following error:
Extract failed: unknown pseudo-class selector ...
- Opened on Sep 24, 2024
- #1106
If several terms come from the same fetch origin, the engine should cache the source document.
performance
- Opened on Sep 24, 2024
- #1105
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