Dear @Iamishani, I am extremely sorry for a late reply. Actually, I had been travelling today, so couldn't check my email on time. Hope you have submitted your application for Outreachy.
I am still working on learning and writing Selenium tests, contact me if you face any issues working on the project and need my help any time.

Hi, yes, you should try increasing the timeout value by defining it explicitly in your puppet script. Do try this once :)

Okay, great @zeljkofilipin :)

Okay, thanks.
One more question, can I add the links to subtasks that I helped other Outreachy applicants resolve, under 'contributions' in my Outreachy application for this Selenium Testing project?
This will help make my Outreachy application stronger and increase my chances of getting selected by Wikimedia as an Outreachy intern this fall.
It's okay if I am not allowed to do this :)

Dear @zeljkofilipin, I was able to solve this error too. Thanks for your time :)
By the way, I have written a test for MicroTask #2. It just needs a few modifications for now, where do I have to submit/upload it?
Thank you.

Yes @zeljkofilipin , The error was resolved as I got some help from my community members too. Thanks a lot for your time.😄

Thanks @Aklapper 😄

Hello! @Aklapper @zeljkofilipin @Etonkovidova, do the Outreachy applicants have to send tests to @Etonkovidova?
I've also tried writing and running a test, but didn't know what I have to do with it. 😅

Hi @Iamishani, the default settings of Chrome is running in Headless mode. If you wish to see Chrome running, you need to explicitly set the environment variable DISPLAY.

@Aklapper I tried running the tests, but encountered an error which says

Great @Erica9988, I'm glad it worked.

@Erica9988, the file path is written just above the space where you type commands. Like in this screenshot, I am in vagrant directory /Desktop/Repo/vagrant

Hi there, @Erica9988 ! Welcome.
Are you sure that you are running Git bash in the same repository as mentioned in this doc (mentioned in description of this task?
This error could have occurred because you might not be in the right repository while running this command. Please make sure you are in the vagrant directory before running this.

Thanks for replying @Aklapper, actually not an error, the terminal just freezed here for a long time, until I terminated the process. So, I was just asking if there was anything that I were to do next, or the process will continue eventually.

I performed all the steps required, but it got stuck here. May I know whether it is just taking very long time, or it is just stuck?
Also, how do I get out of this error? Any help will be appreciated.

Thanks, I'm happy it worked. I love helping people around me, don't hesitate to reach out if you face any difficulty 😄

Okay. You can try one thing, I believe will solve this problem. Go to
"C:\Users\Admin\VirtualBox VMs\vagrant_default_{some unique ID}" and try changing the name of

Hello @Iamishani, I am also an Outreachy applicant, I think I can help you with this issue. Which Operating System are you running this command on? This will help me get to the point better and quicker. :)

Step 6 is optional. Unfortunately, that is not clear from the documentation.

Hi @Etonkovidova, @zeljkofilipin
I am an Outreachy aspirant for this round, with a slight background in npm, Node.js and Selenium testing. I find this project interesting and it'd be really great to work on it, this fall.
I've already gone through some sections of the documentation written by @zeljkofilipin while I was starting off with Selenium, and they've actually helped me a lot. Now, I'll start with this microtask. By the way, may I ask for your suggestion on which OS would be better for this, Ubuntu or Windows 10?

A great and easy project for newcomers to look up to.

This would be a good starting task for Pre-university students to start with. I'd love to mentor the students who wish to take this project up.

@Aklapper I am unable to reproduce this issue currently, when I use Firefox 60.

Hi @Purodha and @Amire80, I want to work on this, but couldn't find the symbols now. Have they been documented already? Can you provide a link to the page?
Thanks :)