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    • Updated testing configurations to enhance compatibility with the latest browser versions.

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The pull request updates Chrome WebDriver options in the test setup configuration. Specifically, it revises the remote WebDriver browser version from "127.0" to "128.0" and adds a new setting to use browser version "132" for local instances. Comments have been added to explain these adjustments without altering the core test setup flow.

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tests/conftest.py - Updated remote Chrome WebDriver browser version from "127.0" to "128.0"
- Added a new setting for local WebDriver using browser version "132"
- Enhanced comments explaining the version settings

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  • fix-disable #402: Modifies the pytest_runtest_setup function in a similar context, focusing on Chrome WebDriver options.

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Actionable comments posted: 2

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tests/conftest.py (1)

270-270: ⚠️ Potential issue

Fix KeyError in pytest_exception_interact.

The function is trying to access 'session_request' from node.funcargs, but the fixture might not be available for all tests.

-    session_request: requests.Session = node.funcargs["session_request"]
+    session_request: requests.Session = node.funcargs.get("session_request")
+    if not session_request:
+        return
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[error] 270-270: KeyError: 'session_request'. The key 'session_request' was not found in the function arguments.

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[error] 270-270: KeyError: 'session_request'. The key 'session_request' was not found in the function arguments.

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tests/conftest.py (1)

172-173: LGTM! Good addition of Chrome argument.

The addition of disable-search-engine-choice-screen argument is well-documented with a reference to the Selenium blog post about Chrome browser issues.

Comment on lines 196 to +197
# https://aerokube.com/images/latest/#_chrome
chrome_options.browser_version = "127.0"
chrome_options.browser_version = "128.0"
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Consider using dynamic version for remote browser.

Similar to the local browser version, the remote browser version is hardcoded to "128.0".

-# https://aerokube.com/images/latest/#_chrome
-chrome_options.browser_version = "128.0"
+# Use environment variable to allow flexible version configuration
+chrome_options.browser_version = os.getenv("REMOTE_CHROME_VERSION", "latest")
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# https://aerokube.com/images/latest/#_chrome
chrome_options.browser_version = "127.0"
chrome_options.browser_version = "128.0"
# Use environment variable to allow flexible version configuration
chrome_options.browser_version = os.getenv("REMOTE_CHROME_VERSION", "latest")

Comment on lines 162 to 163
# https://forum.robotframework.org/t/maximize-window-chromedriver-133/8416/3
chrome_options.browser_version("132")
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Verify Chrome browser version compatibility.

The code sets Chrome browser version to "132" for local instances. However, this might cause compatibility issues as Chrome versions are frequently updated.

Consider using a more dynamic approach to handle browser versions:

-# https://forum.robotframework.org/t/maximize-window-chromedriver-133/8416/3
-chrome_options.browser_version("132")
+# Use environment variable to allow flexible version configuration
+chrome_options.browser_version(os.getenv("CHROME_VERSION", "latest"))

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What is the latest stable version of Chrome browser?

💡 Result:

The latest stable version of Google Chrome is 133.0.6943.98 for Windows and macOS, and 133.0.6943.98 for Linux[1][5]. These versions began rolling out on February 12, 2025[5].

For mobile platforms:

  • iOS: Version 133 (133.0.6943.84) was released for iOS devices[1]
  • Android: The current Android Stable version aligns with desktop releases at 133 series[1]

Chrome updates follow a staggered rollout process across platforms and regions[1][4]. The browser maintains separate release channels (Stable, Beta, Dev) with different versioning cycles[3]. The current release continues Google's pattern of approximately monthly security updates and quarterly feature-focused releases[3][6].

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Action Required: Update Chrome Version Handling and Investigate Pipeline Error

  • Chrome Version Configuration:
    The tests configuration in tests/conftest.py (lines 162–163) currently hardcodes the Chrome browser version as "132". Given the latest stable release is 133.0.6943.98, using "132" may lead to compatibility issues during local tests.
    Suggestion: Parameterize the version to allow dynamic configuration. For example:

    -# https://forum.robotframework.org/t/maximize-window-chromedriver-133/8416/3
    -chrome_options.browser_version("132")
    +# Use environment variable for flexible Chrome version configuration
    +chrome_options.browser_version(os.getenv("CHROME_VERSION", "latest"))
  • Pipeline Failure Notice:
    A KeyError for 'session_request' on line 270 has been observed. Please verify that this error is properly addressed, as it could be unrelated to the browser version update.

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# https://forum.robotframework.org/t/maximize-window-chromedriver-133/8416/3
chrome_options.browser_version("132")
# Use environment variable for flexible Chrome version configuration
chrome_options.browser_version(os.getenv("CHROME_VERSION", "latest"))

@nirtal85 nirtal85 merged commit 7d3c943 into main Feb 18, 2025
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@nirtal85 nirtal85 deleted the hotfix-pin-browser branch February 18, 2025 19:25
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