Pass os key on browserbase create params#232
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why
The
oskey inbrowser_settingswas being stripped during Pydantic validation because the SDK'sBrowserbaseSessionCreateParamstype doesn't include it, preventing users from setting custom OS settings like "mobile".what changed
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browserbase_session_create_paramsfield type fromUnion[BrowserbaseSessionCreateParams, dict[str, Any]]todict[str, Any]inconfig.pyto bypass SDK type validation and preserve custom keys.test plan