fix(test): tolerate stale screencast frames in viewport e2e test#1245
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fix(test): tolerate stale screencast frames in viewport e2e test#1245
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Chrome's `Page.startScreencast` `maxWidth`/`maxHeight` are upper bounds, and early frames can arrive before the viewport resize fully takes effect. Instead of asserting exact JPEG dimensions on the first frame, skip frames with stale dimensions and wait for one that matches.
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e2e_stream_frame_metadata_respects_custom_viewporttest that intermittently fails on CI with wrong JPEG dimensions (e.g. 361 instead of 600 height). Chrome'sPage.startScreencastmaxWidth/maxHeightare upper bounds, and early frames can arrive before the viewport resize fully takes effect. Instead of asserting exact JPEG dimensions on the first frame, skip frames with stale dimensions and wait for one that matches within the existing 15s deadline.