app.start() not returning the promise

[karthik1407s]

Hi,
when I start the application, I see that start method is not returning the promise back.

Application.prototype.start = function () {
var self = this
return self.exists()
.then(function () {console.log('start chromedriver'); return self.startChromeDriver() })
.then(function () {console.log('create client'); return self.createClient() })
.then(function () {console.log('initialize'); return self.api.initialize() })
.then(function () {console.log('timeout'); return self.client.timeouts('script', self.waitTimeout) })
.then(function () {console.log('running..?'); self.running = true })
.then(function () {console.log('finally'); return self })
}

In the above code for start method, the control is not passing the self.createClient().
@kevinsawicki what would be the reason for this.?
The electron version of our application is upgraded to 2.0. Is it causing this issue.?

Thanks in advance
Karthik

[jviotti]

I hit a similar symptom, which resulted in this PR:
electron/chromedriver#29. It might not have been the same cause though.

[cristiammercado]

Hi @codebytere, any advance in this issue? I'm getting stuck with this error :(

[EDIT]
After hours of tests, I made Spectron work with the changes I commented here.

[Willyfrog]

isn't it weird? docs explicitly say that test will fail if you add that as a command line switch (see #19), but i also needed it to work on my mac

although it is still failing on circleci