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marcus_holmes on Jan 22, 2021 | parent | context | favorite | on: VSCode, Dev Containers and Docker

But your customers still have widely varying versions of Chrome. So while your test might work, your code is still broken. Or did I misunderstand?

falcolas on Jan 22, 2021 [–]

It's purely a test fixture setup that's failing because of a need for lockstep Chrome and the Chrome test fixture versions in Node. So, the code isn't broken for customers, just the local testing story.

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