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src/test/java/tests/usecases/devtools/NetworkSpeedEmulationTest.java (1)
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: Add documentation for throughput constantsConsider adding comments to explain the throughput values (in bytes/second) and latency (in milliseconds) to improve code maintainability.
- private static final int DOWNLOAD_THROUGHPUT = 53; - private static final int DOWNLOAD_THROUGHPUT_BIG = 530000; - private static final int UPLOAD_THROUGHPUT = 27; - private static final int UPLOAD_THROUGHPUT_BIG = 270000; - private static final int LATENCY = 27; + // Throughput values in bytes/second + private static final int DOWNLOAD_THROUGHPUT = 53; // Slow: ~0.4 Kbit/s + private static final int DOWNLOAD_THROUGHPUT_BIG = 530000;// Fast: ~4.2 Mbit/s + private static final int UPLOAD_THROUGHPUT = 27; // Slow: ~0.2 Kbit/s + private static final int UPLOAD_THROUGHPUT_BIG = 270000; // Fast: ~2.1 Mbit/s + // Latency in milliseconds + private static final int LATENCY = 27;
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(9 hunks)src/test/java/tests/usecases/devtools/DeviceEmulationTest.java
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(1 hunks)src/test/java/tests/usecases/devtools/OverrideUserAgentTest.java
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src/test/java/tests/usecases/devtools/NetworkSpeedEmulationTest.java (1)
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: Verify DevTools API version compatibility
The update from v129 to v131 of the DevTools API should be verified against Selenium 4.27.0's recommended version to ensure compatibility.
✅ Verification successful
DevTools API version update is consistent and valid
The update to v131 of the DevTools API is verified to be consistent across the test suite, with all test files (NetworkSpeedEmulationTest.java
, DeviceEmulationTest.java
, and OverrideUserAgentTest.java
) using the same version. The implementation correctly uses the ConnectionType enum from v131 for network condition emulation, and the test logic remains functionally equivalent to the previous version.
- All DevTools test files consistently use v131 imports
- Main implementation classes still use v85 which is correct as they're in the core library
- The ConnectionType usage in the test remains compatible with the updated API version
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src/test/java/tests/usecases/devtools/OverrideUserAgentTest.java (1)
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: LGTM! Version update aligns with Selenium upgrade.
The update from v129
to v131
of the Selenium DevTools API is consistent with the PR objective of upgrading to Selenium 4.27.0.
Let's verify the consistency of DevTools API version across the codebase:
pom.xml (4)
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: Verify jackson-databind compatibility
The jackson-databind update appears to be a minor version bump. Let's verify there are no breaking changes or security fixes.
✅ Verification successful
Version update from 2.18.0 to 2.18.2 is safe to proceed
The update is a patch version bump (2.18.0 → 2.18.2) within the same minor version. Based on the security vulnerabilities data:
- The latest reported vulnerabilities affect versions much older than 2.18.0
- The most recent vulnerability was patched in 2.13.4, well before our current version
- No known security issues exist for the 2.18.x series
This version update follows semantic versioning principles and contains only backwards-compatible bug fixes.
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85-85
: Verify Selenium version alignment with aquality-selenium-core
The PR title indicates an update to Selenium 4.27.0, but we need to verify if aquality-selenium-core 4.3.0 includes this version.
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: Review maven-surefire-plugin's breaking changes
The update from 3.2.5 to 3.5.2 is a major version jump that might introduce breaking changes in test execution behavior.
✅ Verification successful
Let me check the specific surefire configuration in the pom.xml to understand if there are any custom configurations that might be affected by the version update.
Let me check the TestSuite.xml configuration to ensure there are no potential conflicts with the new surefire version.
Maven Surefire Plugin update appears safe to proceed
The update from 3.2.5 to 3.5.2 should not cause any issues because:
- The project uses a standard TestNG configuration with basic Surefire settings
- The Surefire configuration only uses well-established parameters (argLine, reuseForks, suiteXmlFiles)
- The TestSuite.xml follows standard TestNG format without any version-specific features
- The parallel execution configuration in TestSuite.xml uses basic TestNG features that are stable across Surefire versions
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: Verify Selenium version compatibility across the project
The PR indicates an update to Selenium 4.27.0 and the AI summary mentions DevTools API updates. Let's verify all Selenium-dependent code is properly updated.
✅ Verification successful
No Selenium version compatibility issues found
The codebase appears to be properly structured with Selenium dependencies managed through aquality-selenium-core v4.3.0. The DevTools implementation is browser-agnostic and doesn't contain any version-specific CDP references, making it compatible with the updated Selenium version. The code uses a flexible approach to handle CDP commands through abstraction layers.
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