Workaround for wrong chromedriver version
See original GitHub issueI noticed that when using the webdriver-manager update
command it downloads the Chromedriver v74.x.x and it only runs with the Chrome v74, which I don’t have on my machine yet because the latest Chrome stable version is v73.
So, this stopped working…
Why this started to download and apply this chromedriver versions?
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Same issue here. I now force the job to use a static version (2.46) as workaround, but it’s not ideal.
Same here: