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Thanks for your response.
Yes I'm trying to open the tunnel on the same network as Jenkins.
I noticed looking in the plugin code that it is looking for the embedded tunnel at
"/cbt_tunnels/v0.9.3";
however I don't see this installed on my Jenkins install, so perhaps that is the issue? It sounds like the plugin should handle this automatically, but perhaps I should try the option to manually install the cbt_tunnel module and provide the path to it.
Hi,
Have you followed steps described in the https://support.smartbear.com/crossbrowsertesting/docs/integrations/jenkins.html help article?
Also quote from it: "Optional: сheck Use Local Tunnel to run tests on webpages behind your firewall. (The CrossBrowserTesting Node.js Tunnel must be installed globally)."
- andyfrith25 years agoNew Contributor
Thanks Alex, I hadn't seen that page before and it contradicts the documentation for the plugin I was reading at
https://plugins.jenkins.io/crossbrowsertesting/
which states:
Optional: Check Use Local Tunnel to run tests on webpages behind your firewall. The CBT NodeJS Tunnel is embedded into the plugin and does not need to be install on the Jenkins Server.
Hence I was expecting it to work out of the box. I would prefer to not be installing NPM modules directly onto Jenkins so I am currently trying by using the NPM module imported into our tests instead.
- AlexKaras5 years ago
Champion Level 3
> I hadn't seen that page before and it contradicts the documentation for the plugin I was reading at
Ladies, could you please ask technical writers of the appropriate team to take a look and make documentation to be consistent?
- mickyjohnston5 years agoOccasional Visitor
andyfrith2did you get this working? I am trying the same thing and ran into the same \ similar issue as you. I'd rather not pursue it any further if it's going to be a dead-end. Thanks.
- andyfrith25 years agoNew Contributor
mickyjohnston no I didn't get it working. My understanding is that you need to install the CBT tunnel via Node onto Jenkins first, and then the plugin ought to work - however I didn't take that approach and have since been looking at other products.