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XHR tests failing to download cached URLs #11834
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Did we file a chromium bug for this? |
I spent about a half day investigating but could not come up with a good repro. From what I can tell:
I was unable to repro on any setup other than via the Selenium test harness. |
Issue #12592 has been merged into this issue. |
Issue #11836 has been merged into this issue. |
Wondering if Rico or Martin would have time to investigate this further- I think this comes down to Chrome behavior when running multiple tests at the same time, but I'm not sure what the best way is to simplify the environment for a Chrome repro. Bug 11836 is probably the simplest repro code-wise as it has a data-uri failing with a network error. |
Pete: Just for my education and to not spend unnecessary time on this |
cc @mkustermann. |
I could never repro outside of selenium, but not sure if it's related to selenium or just that selenium makes it easy to hit the timing issues. For example, the test files are htmlIndividualConfig tests with multiple groups, so they execute in parallel. I just tried making the simplified repro's that I was using when investigating earlier and I can no longer repro locally- could be that the issue has already been fixed in Chrome (29.0.1547.57)? |
Thx Pete |
Issue #11998 has been merged into this issue. |
Issue #11884 has been merged into this issue. |
I saw this on Dartium Mac with canvasrenderingcontext2d_test/drawImage_video_element_dataUrl |
This may be related to the dartium import loading issues where there is an ongoing investigation. |
I sent Martin a patch with the same workaround that we used for this, and it didn't help for the import loading issue. But I agree, that it sounds similar. |
Thanks for reminding me, I was sitting at his computer when we tried it :-). I would not rule out that the workaround is just eliminating this particular issue for other timing related issues on this test, but I can't of course be sure. We did see xhr related flake on dartium lately as well |
Some recent Chrome change appears to cause our XHR tests to fail to download URIs within a short window of Chrome being launched. If a delay of a second is added before the request is made then it succeeds. If a cache blocker is added to the URI it succeeds.
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