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I am running selenium tests on Azure DevOps via the release pipelines. I am trying to specify the version of the Google Chrome i wish to use on the GUI, but when i declare it it fails straight away, but the Chocolatey website approves of the version. I am thinking maybe the syntax in which i am declaring the Google Chrome version is incorrect?

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I also declared the version below, where it says "The version of the package that is to be installed", but it fails also.

Another question; is there a way to declare the width of Google Chrome for these tests when they are being ran via Azure DevOps?

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The Chocolatey package website states that CLI command to install that specific version of Google Chrome is:

choco install googlechrome --version=86.0.4240.75

So my guess is that you should set googlechrome as the package id ("The id of the package(s) that are to be installed"), and 86.0.4240.75 for the version field.

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As per @Adil Leghari's comment within Chocolatey GoogleChrome 86.0.4240.75 package page:

Just a heads up, there is a version mis-match on this package, and it may partly be the fault of Google. The Google Chrome Enterprise site lists the version as 86.0.4240.75, but the actual MSI package is stating a version of 68.36.75. This may be a problem for folks who are attempting to track and audit package versions.

Hence you must be facing the issue.

Solution

The latest published GoogleChrome version is 86.0.4240.193.

86.0.4240.193

So as a solution you can either:

  • Specify The id of the package(s) that are to be installed as: GoogleChrome 86.0.4240.183

  • Else run the following command from the command line or from PowerShell:

    choco install googlechrome --version=86.0.4240.193
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