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Better e2e ci tests with CircleCI #165

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sjelin opened this issue Nov 25, 2016 · 1 comment
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Better e2e ci tests with CircleCI #165

sjelin opened this issue Nov 25, 2016 · 1 comment
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sjelin commented Nov 25, 2016

I can't seem to bring up browsers or emulators on travis. I also found this suggestive error message when trying to bring up an android emulator:

https://travis-ci.org/angular/webdriver-manager/jobs/178687294#L1109

To me, this indicates that the issue is that travis lacks a screen. I have had similar problems with ssh sometimes. However, I don't think this will be a problem on CircleCI, since our protractor CircleCI tests are clearly able to bring up a browser.

The tests may still have to be ARM tests instead of x86 though, since it's not clear if it will be possible to enable hardware acceleration (required for emulating x86),

sjelin added a commit to sjelin/webdriver-manager that referenced this issue Nov 25, 2016
Travis only runs a subset of tests via `npm run test_travis`, but `npm test` runs a full suite.
See angular#165 for details on why travis cannot run
all tests.
@sjelin sjelin self-assigned this Nov 25, 2016
sjelin added a commit to sjelin/webdriver-manager that referenced this issue Nov 25, 2016
Travis only runs a subset of tests via `npm run test_travis`, but `npm test` runs a full suite.
See angular#165 for details on why travis cannot run
all tests.
sjelin added a commit to sjelin/webdriver-manager that referenced this issue Nov 25, 2016
Travis only runs a subset of tests via `npm run test_travis`, but `npm test` runs a full suite.
See angular#165 for details on why travis cannot run
all tests.
sjelin added a commit to sjelin/webdriver-manager that referenced this issue Nov 28, 2016
Travis only runs a subset of tests via `npm run test_travis`, but `npm test` runs a full suite.
See angular#165 for details on why travis cannot run
all tests.
sjelin added a commit to sjelin/webdriver-manager that referenced this issue Nov 28, 2016
Travis only runs a subset of tests via `npm run test_travis`, but `npm test` runs a full suite.
See angular#165 for details on why travis cannot run
all tests.
sjelin added a commit to sjelin/webdriver-manager that referenced this issue Nov 28, 2016
Travis only runs a subset of tests via `npm run test_travis`, but `npm test` runs a full suite.
See angular#165 for details on why travis cannot run
all tests.
sjelin added a commit that referenced this issue Nov 28, 2016
Travis only runs a subset of tests via `npm run test_travis`, but `npm test` runs a full suite.
See #165 for details on why travis cannot run
all tests.
sjelin added a commit to sjelin/webdriver-manager that referenced this issue Dec 1, 2016
Sadly, x86 emulation is impossible (no hardware extensions on circle) and arm is
unworkably slow, so no android tests.  See
angular#167 for ideas about work
arounds

Removed travis tests since circle tests are cooler anyway

Made some timeouts longer because I guess circle is slow.  Also improved some
an error path in downloader because it was a problem while debugging.

Sample output: https://circleci.com/gh/sjelin/webdriver-manager/31

Closes angular#165
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sjelin commented Dec 1, 2016

Sadly, x86 emulation is impossible (no hardware extensions on circle) and arm is unworkably slow, so no android tests. See #167 for ideas about work arounds

sjelin added a commit to sjelin/webdriver-manager that referenced this issue Dec 16, 2016
Sadly, x86 emulation is impossible (no hardware extensions on circle) and arm is
unworkably slow, so no android tests.  See
angular#167 for ideas about work
arounds

Removed travis tests since circle tests are cooler anyway

Made some timeouts longer because I guess circle is slow.  Also improved some
an error path in downloader because it was a problem while debugging.

Sample output: https://circleci.com/gh/sjelin/webdriver-manager/31

Closes angular#165
sjelin added a commit to sjelin/webdriver-manager that referenced this issue Dec 16, 2016
Sadly, x86 emulation is impossible (no hardware extensions on circle) and arm is
unworkably slow, so no android tests.  See
angular#167 for ideas about work
arounds

Removed travis tests since circle tests are cooler anyway

Made some timeouts longer because I guess circle is slow.  Also improved some
an error path in downloader because it was a problem while debugging.

Sample output: https://circleci.com/gh/sjelin/webdriver-manager/31

Closes angular#165
sjelin added a commit to sjelin/webdriver-manager that referenced this issue Dec 16, 2016
Sadly, x86 emulation is impossible (no hardware extensions on circle) and arm is
unworkably slow, so no android tests.  See
angular#167 for ideas about work
arounds

Removed travis tests since circle tests are cooler anyway

Made some timeouts longer because I guess circle is slow.  Also improved some
an error path in downloader because it was a problem while debugging.

Sample output: https://circleci.com/gh/sjelin/webdriver-manager/31

Closes angular#165
sjelin added a commit to sjelin/webdriver-manager that referenced this issue Dec 16, 2016
Travis only runs a subset of tests via `npm run test_travis`, but `npm test` runs a full suite.
See angular#165 for details on why travis cannot run
all tests.
sjelin added a commit to sjelin/webdriver-manager that referenced this issue Dec 20, 2016
Travis only runs a subset of tests via `npm run test_travis`, but `npm test` runs a full suite.
See angular#165 for details on why travis cannot run
all tests.
sjelin added a commit to sjelin/webdriver-manager that referenced this issue Dec 20, 2016
Travis only runs a subset of tests via `npm run test_travis`, but `npm test` runs a full suite.
See angular#165 for details on why travis cannot run
all tests.
sjelin added a commit that referenced this issue Dec 21, 2016
Sadly, x86 emulation is impossible (no hardware extensions on circle) and arm is
unworkably slow, so no android tests.  See
#167 for ideas about work
arounds

Removed travis tests since circle tests are cooler anyway

Made some timeouts longer because I guess circle is slow.  Also improved some
an error path in downloader because it was a problem while debugging.

Sample output: https://circleci.com/gh/sjelin/webdriver-manager/31

Closes #165
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