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Missing error handler on socket
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#1751
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I'm only seeing this problem when using karma-jenkins-reporter or karma-junit-reporter, are you using any of these plugins? |
no |
+1 seeing this with karma-junit-reporter in my tests with Node 4.23 LTS...any ideas?
PhantomJS 1.9.8 (Mac OS X 0.0.0): Executed 48 of 277 (26 FAILED) ERROR (0.732 secs / 0.769 secs) |
Same error here: any suggestions? |
Getting with PhantomJS and the
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Our issue was just fixed in 3ab78d6 and shipped in |
Confirmed fixed. |
I'm still seeing this in |
@adam-beck please provide a reproducible example. |
@dignifiedquire what example do you want? I have same issue using
Note, that I am getting this issue only in TeamCity environment. Karma runner works on Redhat 6. I can provide more info, if you need. Same run on Windows 7 with same teamcity reporter works perfectly. One of the differences: on teamcity all node packages in node_modules were installed in linux environment. Looks like I got this error only on tests which are using httpBackend service. So I got this issue when some async factor influence test run. Example of test:
fs throws error. Looks like some messages were pushed to somewhere (stdout) and fs thrown error about it is not available. May be it is because I don't use httpBackend correctly? |
I've just run into this issue (via |
+1 I'm getting the same error. To reproduce you can checkout my project here.
Maybe you have to run gulp twice before you see this error. |
Seeing same error as @sharikovvladislav when using karma and karma-teamcity-reporter together.
Minimal setup with which I am able to reproduce the error here |
I get this error when i add 'browserify' to preprocessors.
I was getting require not found when running karma, that made me add browserify, now i get this error |
Confirm that I also get this error running MacOSX 10.11.1 (15B42):
Karma version is 0.13.22. |
Seems this is back in Karma 1.1.0 (it was not occuring in 0.13.22)
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+1 |
+1, I see the same behavior as @shoesel |
+1, Having the issue as well |
+1 having issue on karma 1.1.1 without karma-junit-reporter |
I haven't been able to reproduce this issue, so I need a repo that I can clone and run that shows this issue. |
…ML URL encoded characters. Karma fails on Jenkins when it checks out branches containing '/' as it converts it to '%2F'. Fixes errors seen on karma-runner#1751, karma-runner#61.
…ML URL encoded characters. Karma fails on Jenkins when it checks out branches containing '/' as it converts it to '%2F'. Fixes errors seen on karma-runner#1751, karma-runner#61.
I am also getting the same error with
If anyone want to check - may clone this repo. Thanks. |
Can this please be reopened? I'm getting the same error here. |
Getting this same issue. Very basic configuration with angular cli. |
getting the same issue
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The problem for me was using Node v6 with karma-jenkins-reporter, which is apparently deprecated. The solution was to switch to karma-junit-reporter. |
It happens for me with [email protected] and [email protected], but only when I have this plugin on my webpack config:
The mentioned script just globs a folder, parses some file and generate a dumb spec file with only Update: and it happens only when calling with |
+1 with karma 1.3.0 and karma-junit-reporter 1.1.0 on Ubuntu 16_04 |
Same problem here karma-junit-reporter 1.1.0, karma 1.3.0. Any leads? |
I am only running into issues with Windows 8 now. |
Upgrading PhantomJS and leaving grunt-karma out of the game fixed this for me. It seems to me that grunt-karma is causing the issue. |
+1 for me karma 1.3.0 |
+1 |
Same problem here karma-junit-reporter 1.1.0, karma 1.3.0, any news about this? |
karma-junit-reporter 1.2.0 should make this error message go away. Though it's quite likely other reporter suffer from the same (or at least something very similar) issue. I'm pretty sure the Jenkins one does. |
I am seeing this in the current test set up and would like to catch this kind of error from the karma server instance. Is that possible?
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