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The Selenium-Binary-Updater.ps1's Chrome update pulls it's latest version number from:
But, it looks like ChromeDriver has decided to change the way it handles updates. It looks like it's handing off responsibilities to Chrome for Testing (CfT) Json Endpoints.
As best as I can tell, ChromeDriver's last LATEST_VERSION is going to be 114.0.5735.90.
For version 115+, guidance is now going to come from Chrome for Testing (project blog/background).
It looks like CfT has a page which shows the latest "stable" version:
Unfortunately, it's not an API endpoint. And, the latest stable release currently listed (116.0.5845.96) doesn't match with the latest version number in the known-good-versions-with-downloads.json endpoint (118.0.5976.0).
I don't know how I'm going to deal with this. But, I wanted to give you a heads up so you could be aware.
I took the easy road, and just rebuilt the download functionality using the CfT JSON endpoints. But, it also looks like Selenium has a "Selenium Manager" which can download from these endpoints. The article also mentions a browser version that can be passed in when starting Selenium.
Since I don't have an extensive knowledge of selenium testing or the selenium-powershell project, I didn't really follow everything. Hopefully, you'll be able to make sense of it and figure out what would need to be updated to work with the latest version.
(As a sidenote of added complexity. Our build environment doesn't allow outside connections, so we download the latest binaries using Selenium-Binary-Updater.ps1, package them into a deployment package and push them onto the server. I imagine that might complicate things if the CfT browser also needed to be downloaded and made available to selenium at run time.)