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20 Oct 15:22
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This release introduces substitutions, that can generate datetimes and uuids into step parameters.

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04 Sep 16:09
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This release introduces the Selenium 4 driver manager. As it is still in beta, it can be enabled with the driver_manager_selenium4 = true property.
This also proved to enable parallel test executions on Chrome and Firefox again, which failed lately due to some unknown OS/Driver issues at least on Mac and Linux. Opera is not supported by this driver manager yet.

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01 Sep 13:07
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This release includes a workaround for failing local parallel tests.
The property driver_binary_copy = true will have the driver binary be copied to a temporary file for every parallel process, which helps to work around a bug with newer driver versions, where the driver process is killed immediately after start, when another process is running already.

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16 Aug 16:26
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This release includes 2 new steps:

2 Steps have been renamed:

Selenium and webdriver-manager dependencies were updated.

The cache for downloaded webdrivers has been made configurable with the property driver_cache_days.

SauceLabs' SauceConnect tunnels now can be opened with the --tunnel-pool argument, wich is needed for parallel executions. Before there were errors, because every process opens its own tunnel, and without the pool mode they interfere.