K8s: Bump KEDA patch version

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• Bug fix (non-breaking change which fixes an issue)
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Enhancement, Tests

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Description

• Added support for Windows platform in Selenium Grid configurations.

• Updated KEDA patch version and related configurations.

• Enhanced test setup to support multiple platforms dynamically.

• Adjusted persistent volume claim policy to Delete for better resource management.

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Changes walkthrough 📝

	Relevant files
Tests	chart_test.sh Adjust local PVC handling in test script                                  tests/charts/make/chart_test.sh Commented out a kubectl delete command for local PVC. Adjusted local PVC handling and directory permissions. +1/-1      __init__.py Enhance multi-platform support in Selenium tests                  tests/SeleniumTests/init.py Added windows to the list of supported platforms. Updated platform name assignment dynamically in test setup. Enhanced multi-platform testing capabilities. +4/-4
Configuration changes	Makefile Update KEDA and Firefox configurations                                      Makefile Updated Firefox download URL to a newer version. Adjusted KEDA-related variables to reflect the new patch version. +3/-3      local-pvc.yaml Update FTP server and PVC configurations                                  tests/charts/ci/local-pvc.yaml Reorganized and updated FTP server deployment configuration. Changed persistent volume reclaim policy to Delete. +36/-36
Enhancement	multiple-nodes-platform.yaml Add Windows platform configurations to Selenium Grid          charts/selenium-grid/multiple-nodes-platform.yaml Added Windows platform configurations for Chrome, Firefox, and Edge nodes. Enhanced cross-browser platform support in Selenium Grid. +12/-0

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⚡ Recommended focus areas for review Platform Compatibility The change from 'Linux' to lowercase 'linux' in LIST_PLATFORMS may cause compatibility issues with existing platform detection logic. Verify that platform name casing is consistent across the codebase. LIST_PLATFORMS = ['linux', None, 'windows'] Resource Cleanup Commenting out the kubectl delete command for local PVC could lead to resource leaks if PVCs are not properly cleaned up between test runs. # kubectl delete -n ${SELENIUM_NAMESPACE} -f ${LOCAL_PVC_YAML} --ignore-not-found=true

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Category	Suggestion	Score
General	Standardize platform name capitalization to match Selenium Grid conventions The platform name 'windows' in LIST_PLATFORMS should be capitalized to 'Windows' to maintain consistency with the platform naming convention used in the Selenium Grid configuration, where platform names are capitalized. tests/SeleniumTests/init.py [39] -LIST_PLATFORMS = ['linux', None, 'windows'] +LIST_PLATFORMS = ['linux', None, 'Windows'] Apply this suggestion Suggestion importance[1-10]: 8 Why: The suggestion correctly identifies a critical inconsistency between the platform names in the test code and the Selenium Grid configuration. This mismatch could cause platform targeting issues in tests.	8
	Ensure consistent capitalization in platform names across the codebase The platform name 'linux' in LIST_PLATFORMS should be capitalized to 'Linux' to maintain consistency with the platform naming convention used in the Selenium Grid configuration and other parts of the code. tests/SeleniumTests/init.py [39] -LIST_PLATFORMS = ['linux', None, 'windows'] +LIST_PLATFORMS = ['Linux', None, 'Windows'] Apply this suggestion Suggestion importance[1-10]: 8 Why: This suggestion complements the first one by addressing both platform names' capitalization. The inconsistency could cause test failures as 'Linux' is used elsewhere in the code.	8
Possible issue	Align platform name setting logic across all browser configurations The platform name setting in the first code block should be conditional on browser_version being present, similar to the other two code blocks, to maintain consistent behavior across all browser configurations. tests/SeleniumTests/init.py [170-172] if browser_version: options.set_capability('browserVersion', browser_version) -options.set_capability('platformName', LIST_PLATFORMS[0]) + options.set_capability('platformName', LIST_PLATFORMS[0]) Apply this suggestion Suggestion importance[1-10]: 7 Why: The suggestion identifies an important inconsistency in the platform name setting logic that could affect test behavior. Making it conditional on browser_version would align with other similar code blocks.	7

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Failure summary: The GitHub Action failed because the provided authentication token (GH_CLI_TOKEN_PR) lacks the required 'read:org' permission scope. The GitHub CLI (gh) command attempted to authenticate but couldn't proceed due to insufficient permissions.

Relevant error logs: 1: ##[group]Operating System 2: Ubuntu ... 28: SecurityEvents: write 29: Statuses: write 30: ##[endgroup] 31: Secret source: Actions 32: Prepare workflow directory 33: Prepare all required actions 34: Getting action download info 35: Download action repository 'actions/checkout@main' (SHA:cbb722410c2e876e24abbe8de2cc27693e501dcb) 36: Complete job name: Rerun workflow when failure ... 48: show-progress: true 49: lfs: false 50: submodules: false 51: set-safe-directory: true 52: env: 53: GH_CLI_TOKEN: *** 54: GH_CLI_TOKEN_PR: *** 55: RUN_ID: 12714124030 56: RERUN_FAILED_ONLY: true ... 119: ##[group]Run sudo apt update 120: �[36;1msudo apt update�[0m 121: �[36;1msudo apt install gh�[0m 122: shell: /usr/bin/bash -e {0} 123: env: 124: GH_CLI_TOKEN: *** 125: GH_CLI_TOKEN_PR: *** 126: RUN_ID: 12714124030 127: RERUN_FAILED_ONLY: true ... 173: 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 55 not upgraded. 174: ##[group]Run echo "$GH_CLI_TOKEN_PR" | gh auth login --with-token 175: �[36;1mecho "$GH_CLI_TOKEN_PR" | gh auth login --with-token�[0m 176: shell: /usr/bin/bash -e {0} 177: env: 178: GH_CLI_TOKEN: *** 179: GH_CLI_TOKEN_PR: *** 180: RUN_ID: 12714124030 181: RERUN_FAILED_ONLY: true 182: RUN_ATTEMPT: 1 183: ##[endgroup] 184: error validating token: missing required scope 'read:org' 185: ##[error]Process completed with exit code 1.

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