Phantomjs failure on win10. "Cliver::Dependency::Not Found"

[shadow1129]

I followed the steps in the videos to do the blackbox-testing for "my_first_app". However, failures were encountered (shown as below).

I have installed Phantomjs and add the path to environment variables. As a result, I am able to check the version of it.

But when running "rspec", it showed an error that

"Cliver::Dependency::NotFound:

Could not find an executable at given path 'c:/Program Files/phantomjs-2.1.1-windows/bin/phantomjs.EXE'.If this path was not specified explicitly, it is probably a bug in Cliver."

I was wondering whether it's an issue of the version of phantomjs I use (2.1.1) or something else. If it is, how can I backtrack to a previous version?

Thanks.

[shadow1129]

Thanks to Mark Sun in Coursera, the issue is resolved by moving the phantom folder out of "Program Files" folder and changing "PATH" accordingly.

[kalmanh]

@SpartaSixZero is the man indeed! :)

Thank you Mark Sun!

[ejavaguy]

Yes - Although "phantomjs --version" will work with it installed in "Program Files", phantomjs (at least 2.1.1) must be installed in a directory without spaces in it for Capybara to find it at test time. I moved mine to c:/apps/ and all worked fine.

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[SpartaSixZero]

Haha, no problem! This is actually a known issue in the past. I did a search in Coursera and found some very similar questions. Gotta give credit to past mentors like Aina. I saw her answer worked so I just used that one.

[kalmanh]

Mark, Pls add it to the FAQs

[SpartaSixZero]

I was just thinking about doing that! I will add that in.

[kalmanh]

Thanx!