fix: env param in BrowserType.launch doesn't serialize properly to Nodejs#612
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fix: env param in BrowserType.launch doesn't serialize properly to Nodejs#612pavelfeldman merged 2 commits intomicrosoft:masterfrom
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The Nodejs code expects the env param to be of type EnvArr, which is defined as EnvArray = { name: string, value: string }[];
This updates the playwright-python code to format the env dict to the same format to avoid crashing
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It is not the EnvArr that we need to match, but rather a protocol.yml, but the fix is the same! |
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The Nodejs code expects the env param to be of type EnvArr, which is defined as EnvArray = { name: string, value: string }[];
This updates the playwright-python code to format the env dict to the same format to fix the error:
playwright._impl._api_types.Error: env: expected array, got objectExample to reproduce error: