fix(ci): bump Playwright to 1.62.1 to support Ubuntu 24.04 runners - #1841
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The e2e-tests workflow runs on ubuntu-latest, which GitHub recently moved
to Ubuntu 24.04 ("noble"). The pinned @playwright/test 1.32.3 (mid-2023)
ships an apt dependency list that predates noble's package renames:
libasound2 became a virtual/transitional package and libffi7/libx264-163
were removed outright, so `playwright install --with-deps` fails with
"Package 'libasound2' has no installation candidate" before any browser
is even downloaded.
Bumped to the latest 1.x release, which ships an apt dependency list that
matches current Ubuntu releases. The lockfile is hand-edited to touch only
@playwright/test's own dependency subtree (it now depends on the `playwright`
package, which didn't exist as a separate entry before) - a plain `pnpm
install`/`pnpm add` here also drags a transitive dependency (@unhead/vue's
undeclared "@vueuse/shared": "latest") to a version incompatible with this
project's pinned Vue 3.3, breaking the build. That's a pre-existing, unrelated
fragility in the lockfile and out of scope for this fix.
Verified locally: `playwright install --with-deps` completes cleanly on
Ubuntu 24.04+, and the full e2e suite (183 tests, chromium/firefox/webkit)
passes against the new version.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The e2e-tests workflow runs on ubuntu-latest, which GitHub moved to Ubuntu 24.04 ("noble"). The pinned @playwright/test 1.32.3 (mid-2023) ships an apt dependency list that predates noble's package renames: libasound2 became a virtual/transitional package and libffi7/libx264-163 were removed outright, so
playwright install --with-depsfails with "Package 'libasound2' has no installation candidate" before any browser is even downloaded.Bumped to the latest 1.x release, which ships an apt dependency list that matches current Ubuntu releases. The lockfile is hand-edited to touch only @playwright/test's own dependency subtree (it now depends on the
playwrightpackage, which didn't exist as a separate entry before) - a plainpnpm install/pnpm addhere also drags a transitive dependency (@unhead/vue's undeclared "@vueuse/shared": "latest") to a version incompatible with this project's pinned Vue 3.3, breaking the build. That's a pre-existing, unrelated fragility in the lockfile and out of scope for this fix.Verified locally:
playwright install --with-depscompletes cleanly on Ubuntu 24.04+, and the full e2e suite (183 tests, chromium/firefox/webkit) passes against the new version.Generated with Claude 🤖