Fix Python example for PrintOptions by replacing scale with page_height and page_width

[yvsvarma]

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Description

This PR updates the Python example for PrintOptions by replacing the incorrect use of the scale attribute with the appropriate methods (page_height and page_width) based on the current Selenium repository implementation.

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Motivation and Context

A previous commit addressed the Java example for PrintOptions in PR #2118. This PR extends that work to Python, addressing issue #2095, where a user specifically requested a corrected Python example. The updated example demonstrates the correct use of PrintOptions for setting page dimensions.

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Types of Changes

• Updated Python example in the documentation to align with the Selenium repository.
• Clarified the Python example to address user feedback from issue [🐛 Bug]: No size example, two scale examples #2095.

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Checklist

• I have read the contributing guidelines.
• I have used hugo to render the site/docs locally and confirm they look as expected.

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PR Type

Bug fix, Documentation

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Description

• Fixed Python example for PrintOptions to correctly demonstrate page_height and page_width.

• Replaced incorrect scale usage with page_height in the test_size function.

• Addressed user feedback from issue [🐛 Bug]: No size example, two scale examples #2095 regarding missing PaperSize example.

• Improved documentation consistency with Selenium repository implementation.

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Changes walkthrough 📝

	Relevant files
Bug fix	test_print_options.py Updated `test_size` to use `page_height` instead of `scale` examples/python/tests/interactions/test_print_options.py Replaced scale with page_height in the test_size function. Added an assertion for page_height to validate the change. +2/-2

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PR Reviewer Guide 🔍

Here are some key observations to aid the review process:

🎫 Ticket compliance analysis 🔶 2095 - Partially compliant Compliant requirements: Remove duplicate scale example Provide correct example for setting page size Non-compliant requirements: The example still doesn't show how to set PaperSize property as requested in the original issue Requires further human verification: Verify if the page_height value of 27.94 is a reasonable default value for the example

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🧪 PR contains tests

🔒 No security concerns identified

⚡ Recommended focus areas for review Incomplete Fix The comment "Use page_width to assign width" is misleading as no page_width is actually set in the example print_options.page_height = 27.94 # Use page_width to assign width

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PR Code Suggestions ✨

Explore these optional code suggestions:

Category	Suggestion	Score
General	Enhance test coverage by validating both height and width parameters The test function named test_size is now only testing page height, but should also test page width to fully validate page size functionality. examples/python/tests/interactions/test_print_options.py [23-27] def test_size(driver): driver.get("https://www.selenium.dev/") print_options = PrintOptions() - print_options.page_height = 27.94 # Use page_width to assign width + print_options.page_height = 27.94 + print_options.page_width = 21.59 assert print_options.page_height == 27.94 + assert print_options.page_width == 21.59 Apply this suggestion Suggestion importance[1-10]: 8 Why: The suggestion significantly improves test coverage by adding validation for page_width alongside page_height, making the test more comprehensive and better aligned with its 'test_size' name.	8
	Fix misleading comment that references wrong property name The comment incorrectly mentions page_width while the code is setting page_height. Update the comment to accurately reflect the property being set. examples/python/tests/interactions/test_print_options.py [26] -print_options.page_height = 27.94 # Use page_width to assign width +print_options.page_height = 27.94 # Set page height in centimeters Apply this suggestion Suggestion importance[1-10]: 7 Why: The current comment is misleading as it mentions page_width while setting page_height, which could confuse developers. Fixing this improves code clarity and prevents potential misunderstandings.	7

[harsha509]

Good catch 🚀
Thank you @yvsvarma !

[yvsvarma]

Good catch 🚀 Thank you @yvsvarma !

Thank you for your time in reviewing Sri! @harsha509