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chore: Add non-W3C endpoints remove from Selenium client #2093

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@valfirst valfirst commented Jan 7, 2024

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Closes #2090.

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See #2090 and linked issues.

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Should we also update the version compatibility matrix?

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valfirst commented Jan 7, 2024

@mykola-mokhnach yes, but I think it'll be better to do it upon a new release. Selenium team will release a new client, then we'll be needed to release a new version of Appium Java client. The actual version numbers will be known only after the releases.

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@valfirst I also assume we'd have eventually to move location getting and setting APIs to java client as they got deprecated in Selenium

@valfirst valfirst merged commit 3ab5bf9 into appium:master Jan 7, 2024
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@valfirst valfirst deleted the add-non-w3c-endpoints-removed-from-selenium-client branch January 7, 2024 20:21
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