i work in a project that uses both selenium and playwright, as we've been gradually migrating to playwright but still have old tests that use selenium. as a result, the version of chromedriver we use needs to match the version of chrome bundled with playwright.
we used to have our own chromedriver installer script to handle this for us, but switching to chromedriver-py has made this process much simpler. however i noticed today that the version of chrome bundled with the latest playwright release is 128, which does not yet have a stable chromedriver release, meaning we can't yet update our version of playwright because the latest version of chromedriver-py is still 127.
it would be nice if releases from the beta channel were also published to pypi as a prerelease so we don't have to wait for the stable release.
KotlinIsland
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2 months ago
i work in a project that uses both selenium and playwright, as we've been gradually migrating to playwright but still have old tests that use selenium. as a result, the version of chromedriver we use needs to match the version of chrome bundled with playwright.
we used to have our own chromedriver installer script to handle this for us, but switching to chromedriver-py has made this process much simpler. however i noticed today that the version of chrome bundled with the latest playwright release is 128, which does not yet have a stable chromedriver release, meaning we can't yet update our version of playwright because the latest version of chromedriver-py is still 127.
it would be nice if releases from the beta channel were also published to pypi as a prerelease so we don't have to wait for the stable release.