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I am currently on WSL, haven't tried going to the insiders build for WSL2 yet due to some college work that I can't risk using. Have you tried out running any testing frameworks like Capybara? Currently figuring out how to run it on mine with little to no success in making chrome behave with WSL XD
I know this is a different test framework but I was able to get Chrome (and Chromium, which works better) working in the WSL for Cypress tests using info from this issue on GH
Maybe it'll be of help to you.
I use X410 as my display server, but Xming works just as well.
Sounds interesting, I think that might be what I have to try out too since even though I pass
--disable-gputo chrome headless, it tries to use GPU hardware acceleration and ends up crashing.I have not tried this. Sounds like it could be challenging.
About yarn. Why don't u install it via npm instead of the Ubuntu package
I have installed yarn via npm a couple machines back BUT it sounds like they recommend against that:
From the yarn docs:
Generally on my Mac, I install via Homebrew now and Linux as described here 🚀
On build 18990, you can now skip the IP and point your Internet Explorer (I hope you're using Edge C instead) at localhost:8080
Would not be easier for MS just to create its own Linux distro?