➔ Playwright Python 1.61.0: WebStorage, WebAuthn, and Python 3.14 Support
Playwright Python version 1.61.0 has arrived with a significant set of features for modern web testing, including native access to WebStorage, virtual WebAuthn authenticators, and early support for the upcoming Python 3.14 release. This update also marks the end of support for Python 3.9 and introduces Docker images for Ubuntu 26.04.
➔ Prefect 3.7.2 ships worker channel and cloud worker fixes
A look at what landed in PrefectHQ/prefect over the past week. The 3.7.2 release went out, the new worker channel got handshake and snapshot plumbing, and the Azure container worker finally retries on transient 5xx responses. About 53 commits across 421 files.
➔ kube-scheduler This Week, Workload API v1alpha3 and a Go 1.27 Net Bump
A quiet week for kubernetes/kube-scheduler on the surface: four commits, mostly module file churn. Under the churn there is one real story for operators, the promotion of the scheduling workload API to v1alpha3 with a breaking shape change to DisruptionMode, plus a golang.org/x/net bump that unblocks Go 1.27 tip builds.
➔ Apache Airflow this week, multi team triggerer and dags clear CLI
Apache Airflow shipped 143 commits to main in the last seven days, touching 1,210 files across 46,490 insertions and 11,241 deletions. The headline change is multi team triggerer support landing as a schema migration on the trigger table, plus a new airflow dags clear CLI for partition range reprocessing. This post walks the activity that actually matters for operators and DAG authors who follow apache/airflow.
➔ Selenium Trunk This Week: Bazel Test Gating, Grid Redis Bundle, and Atoms Migration
Selenium trunk took 71 commits in the past week. The activity falls into four themes plus a pile of smaller fixes: a build refactor that switches IE and Safari test gating to bazel’s target_compatible_with, a Grid default flip that bundles the Redis backed SessionMap, a cross language move of internal atoms to TypeScript, and a long stream of Ruby binding cleanups around pinned browsers. If you build Selenium from source or operate Selenium Grid, this week is worth a look. Full repo: SeleniumHQ/selenium on GitHub.