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[Bug]: Getting error - Error authenticating to IdP : please install the driver (v1.45.1) #523

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himanshuccl opened this issue Jan 24, 2025 · 1 comment
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  • playwright-go Version: 1.49.1
  • Browser: chromium
  • OS and version: Windows 11

Bug description
Error authenticating to IdP.: please install the driver (v1.45.1) and browsers first: %!w()

$ playwright --version
Version 1.49.1

To Reproduce
I am using playwright go, to run saml2aws - in order to connect to my Kubernetes cluster. I have already installed all necessary pre-requisite software (i.e. Chocolatey, Saml2Aws , Go software , Latest Playwright Go, Kubectl , AWS CLI etc).

However each time I am issuing the saml2aws commands (something like below, have hashed sensitive section), I keep getting same error. Tried different env.
saml2aws login --profile=******* --duo-mfa-option="Duo Push" --skip-prompt

Have anyone here in the community, come across similar problem and how they worked to get this resolved.
Not sure, what is forcing it to keep giving error around (v1.45.1) when I am already on latest version of 1.49.1

@himanshuccl himanshuccl added the p2-bug Something isn't working label Jan 24, 2025
@canstand canstand pinned this issue Jan 25, 2025
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Check the version in your go.mod, you should install github.com/playwright-community/playwright-go v0.4901.0. Note the minor versio 4901

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