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Implementation - Parallelize Nightwatch #4282

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robbiethegeek opened this issue Dec 7, 2016 · 5 comments
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Implementation - Parallelize Nightwatch #4282

robbiethegeek opened this issue Dec 7, 2016 · 5 comments
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Nightwatch supports running multiple tasks in parallel, however when I turned that on the tests started failing. I'm not sure what caused the failures, but it did seem to speed thing up a little.

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alexose commented Dec 7, 2016

I dug into this a little more-- There's only one test that fails, and even that one doesn't fail all the time:

test/disability-benefits/e2e/01.claim-status.e2e.spec ✖ Expected element <.five.last.step.section-current> to be present - element was not found - expected "present" but got: "not present"

My guess is that it's timing-related. Will try to recreate locally.

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  • new config done
  • still broken tests

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alexose commented Dec 8, 2016

^^^ That.

The failing tests are a bit tricky to debug, but I'm making progress. Should be fixed EOD if I had to guess.

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alexose commented Dec 15, 2016

Sorry, forgot to post an update on this.

I ended up focusing on the switch to Electron and making the tests less brittle overall. Will return to this as soon as e2e-electron is merged.

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alexose commented Jan 5, 2017

This was completed in #4481.

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