Expected Behavior
Given that I have a correct access key
When I start browerstack local
Then the browserstack local object should start successfully
Actual Behavior
At l.start(options) (line 33 in BrowserStackLocalTest.java) an error is thrown:
org.json.JSONException: JSONObject["message"] is not a JSONObject.
`at org.json.JSONObject.getJSONObject(JSONObject.java:640)`
`at com.browserstack.local.Local.start(Local.java:80)`
`at com.browserstack.local.BrowserStackLocalTest.testMultipleBinary(BrowserStackLocalTest.java:33)`
`...`
This behaviour is repeated across the project and also in different projects in which the library is used.
Steps to Reproduce the Problem
- Download the repository and extract
- Open command prompt or git bash in the extracted folder
- run
mvn test or run from within the IDE.
browserstack local arguments
I have run the repository out of the box and changed no settings. I know that my Browserstack access credentials are correct and non-local tests run OK.
Platform details
- browserstack-local-java version: 1.0.1
- java version: 1.8
- os type and version: Windows 10
Details
the command Local.start() does not appear to function correctly and throws an error when invoked. The function new Local(); works OK and returns an object. The hashmap contains the correct elements.
Expected Behavior
Given that I have a correct access key
When I start browerstack local
Then the browserstack local object should start successfully
Actual Behavior
At
l.start(options)(line 33 in BrowserStackLocalTest.java) an error is thrown:org.json.JSONException: JSONObject["message"] is not a JSONObject.This behaviour is repeated across the project and also in different projects in which the library is used.
Steps to Reproduce the Problem
mvn testor run from within the IDE.browserstack local arguments
I have run the repository out of the box and changed no settings. I know that my Browserstack access credentials are correct and non-local tests run OK.
Platform details
Details
the command Local.start() does not appear to function correctly and throws an error when invoked. The function new Local(); works OK and returns an object. The hashmap contains the correct elements.