![]() ![]() Now we can restart the execution without any issues. This process will kill the unresponsive Webdriver daemon. Type the following command and replace the with the output of the previous command. Note down the first integer part which is the process ID (PID) in this case, '53970'.Ĥ. Note: The PID might vary for each instance.ģ. We will get the following output: 53970 0 The grep command filters the list to processes whose name contains the "webdriverd" string. This command is used to show the daemons or agents running on your Mac. Type the following command and press Enter launchctl list | grep webdriverd ![]() Then click 'X' button and quit all corresponding tasks.Ģ. Note: There are no webdriverd processes running at the time of searchģ. Search for the task name and press keys (Command+A) to select all of them. We can do the same using the below methods.ġ.Navigate to Activity Monitor(Applications->Utilities->Activity Monitor) or search in Spotlight search.Ģ. In all the above cases, we need to stop the Execution, kill the safari and webdriver processes manually to fix the error before starting the execution again. ![]() This may lead to Browser Initiation error as given above. Rarely, the webbrowserd process or safari web browser process might become unresponsive due to conflict with other processes as we discussed below in section 'Cause of Issue'. While Testsigma creates a browser session, it invokes the webbrowserd (Web browser daemon process) for communicating with Safari browser. Or Exception in initiating a browser session in path:, Could not create a session: The Safari instance is already paired with another WebDriver session. Or Exception in initiating a browser session in path:, Could not create a session: The session timed out while connecting to a Safari instance. Troubleshooting Local/Hybrid Executions Killing unresponsive WebDriver/SafariDrive process on MacĮxception in initiating a browser session in path:, The driver server has unexpectedly died!
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