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So, I'm not sure whether this is a bug or due to my incompetence...
I have installed open interpreter locally and it seems to work as such.
But when I ask it to open a website in my browser, it creates two lines of code, asks me whether to run the code and when I confirm, it throws an error message:
An error occurred while setting up the WebDriver: Message: unknown error: csnnot find Chrome binary
Stacktrace
...
The weird thing is that it than just loops and tries to do the same over and over again.
Now, I don't know whether this error is due to the fact that I don't have Chrome installed (I would prefer to keep it that way). It also happens when I ask it to open the page in Firefox. Maybe the pyautogui module only works with Chrome?
But should it not at least acknowledge the error and stop trying in vain what can't be accomplished?
Thanks!
Reproduce
Ask open interpreter to open a web page in the browser (while no Chrome is installed)
Confirm the execution of the code
Behold a loop of madness
Expected behavior
Either actually open the web page in the browser or, if that isn't possible, acknowledge the error and explain what the problem is.
Screenshots
No response
Open Interpreter version
0.4.2
Python version
3.11.2
Operating System name and version
Debian 12
Additional context
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the bug
So, I'm not sure whether this is a bug or due to my incompetence...
I have installed open interpreter locally and it seems to work as such.
But when I ask it to open a website in my browser, it creates two lines of code, asks me whether to run the code and when I confirm, it throws an error message:
An error occurred while setting up the WebDriver: Message: unknown error: csnnot find Chrome binary
Stacktrace
...
The weird thing is that it than just loops and tries to do the same over and over again.
Now, I don't know whether this error is due to the fact that I don't have Chrome installed (I would prefer to keep it that way). It also happens when I ask it to open the page in Firefox. Maybe the pyautogui module only works with Chrome?
But should it not at least acknowledge the error and stop trying in vain what can't be accomplished?
Thanks!
Reproduce
Expected behavior
Either actually open the web page in the browser or, if that isn't possible, acknowledge the error and explain what the problem is.
Screenshots
No response
Open Interpreter version
0.4.2
Python version
3.11.2
Operating System name and version
Debian 12
Additional context
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: