Exception: Couldn't find a binary for your system: Darwin / arm64 about chromedriver-py

[lundstrj]

I tried downgrading to older versions of chromedriver-py and 95.0.4638.17 works OK, anything newer does not.

[breuerfelix]

thanks for the issue! i identified the problem... the m1 binary is not included in the package since i forgot to put it in the manifests file... the bad part: i can't fix already uploaded versions so you will need to wait for a new chromedriver version to come out :/

[breuerfelix]

@lundstrj in this version the m1 isnt included aswell but since it is the old code it will use the x64 binary and runs this one through rosetta which might be a little slower. this is a workaround but once the new version is out it will perform faster on arm :)

[lundstrj]

You made quick work of this, well done. Thank you for being so responsive and also for authoring this tool.

[breuerfelix]

de nada :) thanks for those detailed issues, it makes fixing things way easier!

[mandrigin]

it looks like it failed to deploy to pypi

File already exists. See https://pypi.org/help/#file-name-reuse for more information.

we are also very much looking forward to this fix, we just got an M1 mac for a new team member

[breuerfelix]

the problem is: i can't publish the same version twice ... lets see if i can publish a new version manually which won't match with the chrome version

[breuerfelix]

@lundstrj @mandrigin can you test version 97.0.4692.37 ?

[lundstrj]

Sure thing. I'll give it a go.