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Add ability to compile tabtest in the cloud and run it locally #1602

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Closes #1543

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Can you pull runtime.js from service again? I have a suspicion that we both made edits to it in parallel. Just to be sure.

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knopki commented Dec 25, 2018

Not sure, do you send main.cpp and catch.hpp in payload? Then can be dropped (for speed up) because backend service use own bundled versions.

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packages/xod-cloud-tabtest/README.md is missing

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I’d put the runtime.js file to some other location rather than ./src/ because it is not a source in the usual sense. Maybe ./vendor/ or something.

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Can we have the green progress bar on the pane displayed?

  • 25% - Generating C++ code...
  • 50% Building...
  • 75% Running tests...

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Electron, Linux, I’m clicking Run:

Generating C++ code...
Building...
Running tests...
No WebAssembly support found. Build with -s WASM=0 to target JavaScript instead.

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Not so funny, actually. Here’s what I found https://kripken.github.io/emscripten-site/docs/getting_started/FAQ.html#what-is-no-webassembly-support-found-build-with-s-wasm-0-to-target-javascript-instead-or-no-native-wasm-support-detected

Am I have “wrong” electron or NodeJS? @knopki can you run the tests just fine on your Linux?

JSON.stringify.bind(JSON),
filesMap => ({
fqbn: 'wasm:tabtest',
options: {
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Maybe put this to vendor dir with runtime.js? Because this is very static options.

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knopki commented Dec 26, 2018

@nkrkv Same error. I think we need electron >= 1.7.0 or some magic startup argument (as old nodejs and chromium had).

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nkrkv commented Dec 26, 2018

@knopki would you help @evgenykochetkov with the research?

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knopki commented Dec 26, 2018

@evgenykochetkov @nkrkv --expose-wasm (from nodejs) and --enable-webassembly (from chromium) and --js-flags="--expose-wasm" doesn't help. Unfortunately, electron update is must. WebAssembly support added and enabled by default in 1.7.0, but we are on 1.6 branch.

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It works fine on MacOS! 👍

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Works fine on leenooks

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Works fine for me too now. And I can bet the overall UI performance is snappier!

But may we have the green progress bar as well, please?

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Just added the progress bar.

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Very cool! 👍

@evgenykochetkov evgenykochetkov merged commit 5d09a5f into master Dec 26, 2018
@evgenykochetkov evgenykochetkov deleted the feat-1543-running-tabtests branch December 26, 2018 13:45
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