Bump (deps): Bump go.k6.io/k6 from 0.46.1-0.20230926095547-6fa8abddf10c to 0.47.0

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Bumps go.k6.io/k6 from 0.46.1-0.20230926095547-6fa8abddf10c to 0.47.0.

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v0.47.0

k6 v0.47.0 is here 🎉! This release includes:

Deprecations

• #3347 The built-in statsd output option has been deprecated, and users should use the xk6-output-statsd extension instead. See #2982 for future plans.
• #3288 Loading remote modules now requires users to prepend them with https://. Before, k6 would try to resolve importing remote modules by prepending https:// if it was missing. This behavior has been deprecated and will be fully removed in the next release (v0.48.0).

New features

Add gRPC's binary metadata support #3234, xk6-grpc#46

The k6 gRPC modules (k6/net/grpc and k6/experimental/grpc) now support handling binary metadata that uses the -bin postfix, according to the gRPC specification.

let resp = client.invoke("grpc.testing.TestService/EmptyCall", {}, { metadata: { "X-Load-Tester-bin": new Uint8Array([2, 200]) } })

Thanks to @​sapphire-janrain for the contribution!

Add gRPC's reflection metadata support #3343, xk6-grpc#46

The k6 gRPC modules (k6/net/grpc and k6/experimental/grpc) now support adding metadata to reflection requests by using a new connection parameter reflectMetadata.

Higher precision for Trend metrics in Grafana Cloud k6 #3302

Grafana Cloud k6 is now able to store and visualize Trend metrics up to 3 digits of precision for decimal numbers.

Docker support for browser-based tests #3199

k6 is now publishig Docker images that include Chromium web browser. This allows k6 users to run tests that use Browser API without having to install Chrome first. Check the "A note on running browser tests" section of the Overview page on DockerHub for details.

Docker images for ARM64 architecture #3320

The k6's release process now builds and pushes dedicated Docker images for ARM64. Check k6's tags page on DockerHub for details.

New authentication methods and HTTP headers API for Prometheus remote write output xk6-output-prometheus-remote#143, xk6-output-prometheus-remote#145, xk6-output-prometheus-remote#147

The experimental Prometheus remote write output now supports two new authentication methods: Bearer token and TLS certificates. Check out the documentation to learn more about how to define them using the new environment variables. We've also added the K6_PROMETHEUS_RW_HTTP_HEADERS that defines a new and more convenient way to set custom HTTP headers to pass through each flush metrics' request.

Improved the browser module's cookie API

The browser module now provides a more complete and robust API for handling cookies. The cookie API was stabilized by defining a new Cookie class (browser#1008, browser#1030) that can be used while creating and retrieving cookies. This enabled us to add a new browserContext.cookies([urls]) method (browser#1005) that returns all cookies from the current browser context. The new API also supports filtering cookies by URL (browser#1016).

That led to fixing a bug where the expires field was not being set correctly while adding cookies using the context.addCookie() method (browser#1031). Lastly, the existing context.clearCookies() method was fixed to clear all cookies from the current browser context (browser#1040).

const context = browser.newContext();
context.addCookies([
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