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    Running Chrome Headless, Selenium and Capybara inside GitLab CI and Docker

    Running Chrome Headless, Selenium and Capybara inside GitLab CI and Docker

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    The tests work well on our Macs. But we ran into problems when trying to run our integration tests inside GitLab CI in combination with the Docker executor.
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