invisible-playwright is declared with >=, so somebody who already has an
older wheel installed updates this package and keeps whatever that wheel does.
Up to 0.22.0 that means a click is not delivered once: the driver read the hit
target again AFTER the event and turned what it found into a retry, so any
control that stops being hittable by its own effect got pressed again.
Measured on 0.22.0: a button that hides itself took 1068 clicks across 30
calls, and every call then reported failure; a toggle was flipped twice by one
call and reported success. That is a modal's close, a cookie banner's accept, a
menu item, a submit that becomes a spinner - most of what an agent clicks.
The floor moves from 0.16.2 to 0.22.1, and the reason joins the three already
written beside it, in the same form: a version here is the first release in
which the named behaviour is true.
And the reasons stop being a comment nobody reads. WHAT_THE_TOOLS_NEED lists
each floor with what breaks below it, and two tests hold it from both sides:
the declared floor may not be below any version in the list, and every version
in the list must be one the floor actually reached - so the list cannot rot
into a description of a past the declaration has moved on from.
It reads the DECLARATION, not what is installed. A test that asked the
interpreter which version is importable would pass on a machine where the
wrapper comes from a checkout and say nothing about what pip install aihawk
gives a user, which is the only thing a floor decides.
Three known-bad mutations killed: the floor back to 0.16.2, the floor below the
screencast one, and a reason naming a version the floor never reached.
Suite: 732 passed, 9 skipped. Lint, invisible_core.english and
check_content.py clean.