wget fails to download the ChromeDriver: key does not 'exist.</Message><Details>No' such object: 'chromedriver/LATEST_RELEASE_115.0.5790</Details></Error>/chromedriver_linux64.zip'
As a result, you might no longer have a need for version selection — you could choose any available CfT version and simply download the correspondingly-versioned ChromeDriver binary. For automated version downloading one can use the convenient CfT JSON endpoints.
I guess until onprem catches up to v115, we'll need to be able to do both, by testing for version >= 115, or similar.
Tests on Azure are failing: https://github.com/equinor/komodo-releases/actions/runs/5844553665/job/15851778533
wgetfails to download the ChromeDriver:key does not 'exist.</Message><Details>No' such object: 'chromedriver/LATEST_RELEASE_115.0.5790</Details></Error>/chromedriver_linux64.zip'Reason: as of Chromium 115 (12 July), which has just been introduced on our servers, the process to download ChromeDriver hs changed. See https://chromedriver.chromium.org/downloads/version-selection
Sounds like it should be a bit easier now:
I guess until onprem catches up to v115, we'll need to be able to do both, by testing for version >= 115, or similar.