playwright 1.65.0 on Python PyPI

🧾 Locator code in Python

A locator from locator.normalize() now converts to a string as Python code. Use it with page.get_by_ref() to turn an element that an agent picks from a page.aria_snapshot() in the "ai" mode into code for your test:

normalized = page.get_by_ref("e2").normalize()
print(str(normalized))
# get_by_role("button", name="Submit")

Actions such as locator.click(), locator.check(), locator.tap(), locator.fill(), locator.clear() and locator.select_option() now wait for the element to be not inert. An action on an element with the inert attribute, or inside such an element, now times out if the element stays inert.
Cookie matching now follows RFC 6265. With a URL, browser_context.cookies() and api_request_context.cookies() no longer return host-only cookies for subdomains or Path=/api cookies for /apiv2, and a Path=/foo/ cookie does not match /foo. APIRequestContext sends a cookie without a name as Cookie: x instead of Cookie: =x, and stores Set-Cookie: token as a cookie without a name.
Proxy credentials are no longer sent to websites. The credentials in the proxy option now answer only proxy challenges. To authenticate on a website, use http_credentials.
Text that the browser does not render, such as text that is not assigned to a slot or text directly inside a closed <details>, is no longer part of accessible names and aria snapshots. This can change the results of page.get_by_role() with a name, locator.aria_snapshot() and expect(locator).to_match_aria_snapshot().
String values of the params option in APIRequestContext requests are now appended to the query that the URL already has, instead of replacing it.

🐍 The Python client is now a line-by-line port of the Node.js client, so it behaves the same way. The API did not change. If you see a change in behavior, file an issue.
📦 Playwright now publishes a source distribution next to the wheels. It does not include Node.js, so installs that do not accept wheels now work, such as pip install --no-binary :all: and Poetry with installer.no-binary. An install from the source distribution uses a pre-installed Node.js that you set with PLAYWRIGHT_NODEJS_PATH.
🧩 pyee is not a dependency anymore, so it no longer conflicts with packages that need a different version of it.

This version was also tested against the following stable channels: