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JMeter – Header manager alters the headers during test

I have extracted the jwt token from the User login controller through my http service my test plan looks like this:

As seen in the images in login request it takes the header of Breakdown Configuration and it doesn’t take authorization token value pass as a JSON object in Bearer ${token} although I have extracted it in JSON extractor and debug sampler shows it. I have also used the once only controller but it doesn’t solve the issue.
Please help in the nested Header Manager and how to use it correctly. Even I have used Bean Shell processor under my GETALL Bd-config request and pass the command:
import org.apache.jmeter.protocol.http.control.Header;
sampler.getHeaderManager().add(new Header(“Authorization”,”Bearer ” + vars.get(“BEARER”)));

But it doesn’t solve the issue. Please guide.

Not able to match ChromeDriver version with chrome version

So at my current job I’m at a pinch, we can’t just download executable jars and use them. We have to request to download whatever we want . So the problem is , our chrome gets auto updated where as we need to ask for permission to download chromeDriver(all drivers in general). This is a lengthy process and is not feasible . By the time they approve it, a new version of chrome is usually out . So It’s very difficult to get the automation testing started , our chrome and chrome driver versions are always different . I was planning to use Java with selenium but at this point , this is blocking it from happening .
Is there any alternative to this ? I tried using webdriverManager but that dependency is not in our dependency library so that’s not a option aswell. Our system blocks the required files to download when trying to implement that dependency.
At this point , I’m even willing to use python if there is a way to ignore the webdriver executable jar issue . Is there any kind of framework I can use that dosent require a instance of webdriver .

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