It's not clear to me if this is an issue or not. I notice that I'll see the following output on every test run:

[INFO] Preparing to download Selenium Standalone Executable Binaries...
[INFO] Downloading  'chromedriver_mac32.zip'...
[INFO] Archive file 'chromedriver_mac32.zip' is valid : true
[INFO] Binary 'chromedriver' Exists: true

If I'm understanding this correctly, it seems like the binary is being downloaded each time. Maybe this doesn't matter in the long run but sometimes testing is done on a purely local version of an environment.

For example, developers may run initial tests when they are connected (thus downloading the binaries). But then take their laptops with them and, even when not connected, run tests against a local version of the web application. That won't work, however, because the binaries are downloaded each time.

I'm not sure, but would it make sense to have it check if the binaries are already downloaded and, if so, simply use the existing if the existing matches what's in the RepositoryMap.xml?