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Random Ghost-Admin Travis failures #8805
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From #9301: Ghost-Admin tests on Travis have started failing very often and it's becoming increasingly frustrating trying to get the build to pass due to failures unrelated to the build's changes. This issue is for collecting a list of the tests that randomly fail so that we can dig into why they fail and find ways to increase their reliability.
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Another one that pops up pretty frequently:
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A new one, haven't seen this before but logging as it definitely shouldn't have failed:
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It's possible that these issues (or at least the power-select based tags input ones) have something to do with the browser environment. I can only get the tests to pass locally if the tests tab has focus, if the tests run whilst a different tab has focus then the same test failures are seen as reported above. |
refs TryGhost/Ghost#8805 - adds a test waiter for the raf scheduler which should help with the random test failures
refs TryGhost/Ghost#8805 - `{{vertical-collection}}` causes async issues and random failures in our tests - we can't upgrade to the latest version which includes a test wait helper because it's buggy in Firefox - skip the tests for now
…es (#938) refs TryGhost/Ghost#8805 - `{{vertical-collection}}` causes async issues and random failures in our tests - we can't upgrade to the latest version which includes a test wait helper because it's buggy in Firefox - skip the tests for now
Closing in favour of a new issue with more relevant details as the tests and ember versions have now changed. |
Issue Summary
The switch to using vertical-collection in the Tags screen has resulted in a lot more random failures in Travis than usual. Many times the tests will fail with the following error:
I've seen this occur in both Chrome and Firefox and it happens much less frequently when testing locally (if you can get it to appear at all there).
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