unsupported flag --disable-setuid-sandbox
See original GitHub issueI suggest removing this code, the flag is no longer used in chrome.
if (process.platform === 'linux') {
flags.push('--disable-setuid-sandbox');
}
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This flag is still in use in the Chromium codebase AFAICT, so we would like to continue supporting it, but we’ve added
ignoreDefaultFlags
as a way to disable other default flags inchrome-launcher
that doesn’t yet affect this one.If anyone would like to submit a PR that adds a check for
ignoreDefaultFlags
to https://github.com/GoogleChrome/chrome-launcher/blob/e67a10dffccd1d7509d671145b0b4ee368e34528/src/chrome-launcher.ts#L150-L152I think that sounds good! 👍
I have found a workaround for this on Linux.
You can use the
ignoreDefaultFlags
setting as follows: