chore: re-introduce PLAYWRIGHT_SKIP_NAVIGATION_CHECK env var #37993
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Please open an issue describing your issue in detail before submitting PRs. In this issue please provide why you need this envvar, why other solutions not sufficient for you, etc. |
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I'll close it while we are discussing this in the issue, maybe we need an official support for it |
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Thanks, I've opened up an issue #38077. 🙏 |
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As stated in the comment, some Electron applications (including ours) rely on PLAYWRIGHT_SKIP_NAVIGATION_CHECK, which was removed in #36283.
The issue is that we intercept certain requests and open them in a separate Electron window. When this happens, Playwright loses context and waits indefinitely for the page to load, even though it never will since the request was intercepted.
This PR re-introduces the environment variable as a means of providing an escape hatch for applications with non-standard navigation handling.
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