upgrade-browser（升级浏览器）

Upgrade Browser

This skill automates the process of upgrading Chrome and Firefox versions in the Flutter Web Engine and the Framework tests.

Workflow

1. Identify and Verify the New Version

Before updating any files, find and verify the existence of the version you want to use.

• To find the latest stable version: dart scripts/fetch_versions.dart latest <chrome|firefox>
• To verify a specific version exists: dart scripts/fetch_versions.dart verify <chrome|firefox> <version> This command will return true or false.

Verification Rules:

• Enforced by default: If the command returns false, do not proceed.
• Optional if requested: If the user explicitly asks to skip verification (e.g., "Upgrade to version X without verification"), you may skip this step.
• Failed verification: If verification fails but the user confirms they want to proceed anyway, you may continue.

2. Update Local Files

The user may request to upgrade one or both locations. They may also use different versions for each location.

Flutter Web Engine (engine/src/flutter/lib/web_ui/dev/package_lock.yaml)

Update the version field for chrome or firefox.

chrome:
  version: 'NEW_VERSION'

firefox:
  version: 'NEW_VERSION'

Framework Tests (.ci.yaml)

Update all occurrences of chrome_and_driver with the new version.

- {"dependency": "chrome_and_driver", "version": "version:NEW_VERSION"}

Use replace with allow_multiple: true to ensure all instances are updated. Note: Currently, only Chrome is managed this way in .ci.yaml.

3. CI Config Sync

After updating the browser versions, synchronize the CI configurations. This step updates engine/src/flutter/ci/builders/linux_web_engine_test.json.

Only run this once. To verify if it needs to run, check the modification time of the file:

ls -l engine/src/flutter/ci/builders/linux_web_engine_test.json

From engine/src/flutter/lib/web_ui, run:

dev/felt generate-builder-json

Validation: Confirm the file engine/src/flutter/ci/builders/linux_web_engine_test.json has a new timestamp after the command finishes.

4. Local Verification

Before uploading to CIPD, run tests locally to ensure no regressions. From engine/src/flutter/lib/web_ui, run:

dev/felt test

*Note: You can use --browser <chrome|firefox> to limit the scope.*

5. CIPD Upload (Package Roller)

This is the final step as it uploads binaries to CIPD and requires special, temporary permissions.

1. Ask the user if they have the necessary CIPD permissions (contact #hackers-infra on Discord if unsure).
2. If confirmed, from engine/src/flutter/lib/web_ui, run: dart dev/package_roller.dart *Note: Use --dry-run if the user wants to test first.*

Examples

• User: "Upgrade Chrome and Firefox to the latest stable versions everywhere."
• Agent:

1. Runs dart scripts/fetch_versions.dart latest to get the latest versions. 2. Updates engine/src/flutter/lib/web_ui/dev/package_lock.yaml and .ci.yaml. 3. Runs dev/felt generate-builder-json to sync CI configs. 4. Suggests running local tests. 5. Finally, asks about CIPD permissions.

• User: "Roll Chrome to version 135.0.0.0 everywhere. Skip verification."
• Agent:

1. Skips dart scripts/fetch_versions.dart verify because the user requested it. 2. Updates package_lock.yaml and .ci.yaml directly with 135.0.0.0. 3. Follows the rest of the workflow (Sync, Test, CIPD).

• User: "Update Firefox in the web engine to 130.0."
• Agent:

1. Verifies version 130.0 for Firefox using dart scripts/fetch_versions.dart verify firefox 130.0. 2. If verification fails, informs the user: "I was unable to verify Firefox version 130.0 through Mozilla's official release history. Are you sure this is the correct version number?" 3. If user confirms or verification succeeds, updates package_lock.yaml. 4. Follows the rest of the workflow (Sync, Test, CIPD).