BREAKING CHANGE: Drop support for React 17 and earlier
Support for React 17 an earlier is provided by
`@playwright/experimental-ct-react-17`
Closes#19923
The actual API of the object is not implemented because those who want
to test it will likely need their own mock and for the browser detection
logic (as described in the bug) just having the property on window
should be sufficient.
Fixes#21037
As of today we support CLI argument wise `--save-storage` and
`--save-har` in pdf/screenshot CLI command. But they are not working,
since we just close the browser rather than the context where we take
care of saving the artifacts.
`launchContext` has 4 usages:
- open/codegen there closing the browser / `SIGINT` will close it
gracefully
- pdf/screenshot there we will now close the page which will then
[here](b00579edb7/packages/playwright-core/src/cli/cli.ts?q=cli.ts#L503)
close the browser.
I did not find any tests except the [installation
test](3e84ab4701/tests/installation/playwright-cli-screenshot-should-work.spec.ts),
I'm happy to add one for both command if requested.
Fixes https://github.com/microsoft/playwright/issues/20718
This enables `allowDeclareFields` flag that allows code like:
```ts
class Foo {
declare prop: string;
}
```
Declaring is a workaround for inheritance vs property initialization
issues.
https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/release-notes/typescript-3-7.html#the-usedefineforclassfields-flag-and-the-declare-property-modifier
For `allowDeclareFields` to work, we have to run
plugin-transform-typescript before plugin-proposal-class-properties and
few others, so this change migrates from preset-typescript that always
runs last to individual plugin-transform-typescript, and reorders some
plugins.
References #21119.
Set 'Content-Security-Policy: upgrade-insecure-requests' header for
snapshots to force all `http` subresources into `https` and avoid
blocked resources because of mixed-content.
References #21263.
* It is more common to set env variable value without quotes on Windows
(see the bug)
* Use defined to check for string presence, it will work nicely with
strings that contain whitespaces
https://github.com/microsoft/playwright-java/issues/1213
