desktop.md - are the capabilites string examples not correct?

[mlipok]

I tried to use capabilites string examples from here:
https://github.com/operasoftware/operachromiumdriver/blob/master/docs/desktop.md

Unfortunately, no luck.

My finall workable versoin is

{
    "capabilities":{
        "alwaysMatch":{
            "goog:chromeOptions":{
                "w3c":true,
                "excludeSwitches":[
                    "enable-automation"
                ],
                "binary":"C:\\Users\\Szef\\AppData\\Local\\Programs\\Opera\\opera.exe"
            }
        }
    }
}

so my question is:
Are the capabilites string examples form desktop.md not correct?

[aleksandr-kotlyar]

@mlipok for selenium 4 its better to use ChromeOptions instead of capabilities
Take a look at new examples i pushed today in PR #106

https://github.com/aleksandr-kotlyar/operachromiumdriver/blob/32ce4b702188c21e2cd1faf0854a47a6a229e4f7/examples/desktop_selenium_4.x.py

[mlipok]

@mlipok for selenium 4 its better to use ChromeOptions instead of capabilities

Ok. So I ask if this following document:
https://github.com/operasoftware/operachromiumdriver/blob/master/docs/desktop.md

should be changed accordingly?

[mlipok]

Are the capabilites string examples form desktop.md not correct?

It was my question in OP but maybe not well worderd.

[aleksandr-kotlyar]

@mlipok for selenium 4 its better to use ChromeOptions instead of capabilities

Ok. So I ask if this following document: https://github.com/operasoftware/operachromiumdriver/blob/master/docs/desktop.md

should be changed accordingly?

Merged. Should be actual now. ;-)

[mlipok]

I had in a mind that using:

operachromiumdriver/docs/desktop.md

Lines 42 to 46 in 495bb03

	capabilities = {
	'operaOptions': {
	'binary': opera_exe_path
	}
	}

or

operachromiumdriver/docs/desktop.md

Lines 58 to 62 in 495bb03

	capabilities = {
	'operaOptions': {
	'debuggerAddress': port # Same port as passed to the Opera.
	}
	}

failed when I was used it.

I asked/proposed to change to something like this:

"goog:chromeOptions":{
	"w3c":true,
	"excludeSwitches":[
	    "enable-automation"
	],
	"binary":"C:\\Users\\Szef\\AppData\\Local\\Programs\\Opera\\opera.exe"
    }

summary:
specifically 'operaOptions' was wrong in my cases and I had to use `"goog:chromeOptions"

btw.
Of course I can be wrong, becuase I not use Selenium/Python, instead of I use AutoIt and we automate websites with sending HTTP request to running instance of operadriver.exe