Release v0.24.0 · mozilla/geckodriver

Introduces strictFileInteractability capability

The new capabilitiy indicates if strict interactability checks
should be applied to <input type=file> elements. As strict
interactability checks are off by default, there is a change
in behaviour when using Element Send Keys
with hidden file upload controls.
Added new endpoint GET /session/{session id}/moz/screenshot/full
for taking full document screenshots, thanks to Greg Fraley.
Added new --marionette-host <HOSTNAME> flag for binding to a
particular interface/IP layer on the system.
Added new endpoint POST /session/{session_id}/window/new
for the New Window command to create a new top-level browsing context,
which can be either a window or a tab. This feature requires
Firefox 66 or later.
When using the preference devtools.console.stdout.content set to
true logging of console API calls like info(), warn(), and
error() can be routed to stdout.
geckodriver now sets the app.update.disabledForTesting preference
to prevent Firefox >= 65 from automatically updating whilst under
automation.

Turned off builds for arm7hf, which will no longer be released but
can still be built from the source.

Allow file uploads to hidden <input type=file> elements

Through a series of changes to the WebDriver specification,
geckodriver is now aligned with chromedriver’s behaviour that
allows interaction with hidden <input type=file> elements.

This allows WebDriver to be used with various popular web
frameworks that—through indirection—hides the file upload control
and invokes it through other means.
Allow use of an indefinite script timeout for the Set Timeouts
command, thanks to reimu.

Corrected Content-Type of response header to utf-8 to fix
an HTTP/1.1 compatibility bug.
Relaxed the deserialization of timeouts parameters to allow unknown
fields for the Set Timeouts command.
Fixed a regression in the Take Element Screenshot to not screenshot
the viewport, but the requested element.

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