Add mac arm support by upgrading playwright's version to 1.25.1

[zexa]

Tested locally by running cargo run -- install firefox and cargo run -- ff google.com.

Installing the driver would fail on 1.11.0-1620331022000 because the m1 platform wasn't supported back then.

Let me know if there's something else you'd like done to get this merged to master.

Solves #27.

[zexa]

Make sure to delete all cache locations before testing:

rm -rf /tmp/build-playwright-rust
rm -rf $HOME/Library/Caches/ms-playwright
rm -rf target

Otherwise, the build script will likely use the last installed version, which in my case was 1.11.0-1620331022000.

[octaltree]

I'm working on 1.25 in the dev branch, so please wait.

[matthiasdebernardini]

if this could get merged that would be swell, am happy to contribute testing anything if you need

[21st-centuryman]

Any updates on this PR? I would love to see it supported.

[zexa]

Any updates on this PR? I would love to see it supported.

Judging from the fact that the PR has been posted a few months ago, @octaltree is probs bussy with life. No one really knows when 1.25.1 or later will be released if ever.

In the mean time, feel free to use my branch.

[ghost]

Had an issue where it would tell me that mac12 is not supported (old Playwright), tried using this branch with 1.25.1 and even a newer version 1.30 but keep getting InitializationError when calling Playwright::initialize() now. Tried to poke around the code without any success unfortunately, am I the only one having problems calling initialization?

[zexa]

Had an issue where it would tell me that mac12 is not supported (old Playwright), tried using this branch with 1.25.1 and even a newer version 1.30 but keep getting InitializationError when calling Playwright::initialize() now. Tried to poke around the code without any success unfortunately, am I the only one having problems calling initialization?

Make sure to read the above comment #36 (comment)

It's likely that you're actually still using an older version under the hood.

[ghost]

Make sure to read the above comment #36 (comment)

It's likely that you're actually still using an older version under the hood.

Thanks for the reply, I did run the remove commands still had the same result. Although it seems for my use case playwright is not necessary after more research.

[daniel-abramov]

Just as a note: same error on my side, even after running the commands, so something seems to be broken.