tab.evaluate with return_by_value=True returns RemoteObject instead of simple python object #195
Description
I have code that calls tab.evaluate with JavaScript that returns JSON. In zendriver-0.12.1 evaluate(..., return_by_value=True) would return a simple python object corresponding to the JSON, but in zendriver-0.14.0 I get a RemoteObject, or if return_by_value=True, a python object with values that carry type information alongside the values.
This seems to me like a dramatic change in behavior. Is it intended? I did have a look at #183 and friends and it wasn't clear to me how I should proceed.
Sample code:
print("return_by_value=True ", await tab.evaluate('(() => ({a: 1, b: "x"}))()', return_by_value=True))
print("return_by_value=False", await tab.evaluate('(() => ({a: 1, b: "x"}))()', return_by_value=False))Output with 0.12.1
return_by_value=True {'a': 1, 'b': 'x'}
return_by_value=False (RemoteObject(type_='object', subtype=None, class_name='Object', value=None, unserializable_value=None, description='Object', deep_serialized_value=None, object_id=RemoteObjectId('-7225819400658030577.2.1'), preview=None, custom_preview=None), None)
Output with 0.14.0
return_by_value=True (RemoteObject(type_='object', subtype=None, class_name='Object', value=None, unserializable_value=None, description='Object', deep_serialized_value=DeepSerializedValue(type_='object', value=[['a', {'type': 'number', 'value': 1}], ['b', {'type': 'string', 'value': 'x'}]], object_id=None, weak_local_object_reference=None), object_id=RemoteObjectId('1326984328414695228.2.1'), preview=None, custom_preview=None), None)
return_by_value=False [['a', {'type': 'number', 'value': 1}], ['b', {'type': 'string', 'value': 'x'}]]
In case it matters, this is with Google Chrome 138.0.7204.183-1 on Debian bookworm.