Hi, Devs,
As part of fire-os porting, I updated mobile-spec to test the platform with all
core plugins. We observed many failures on running the automated
cordova-mobile-spec tests with the 3.1 branch of amazon fireos port. Almost all
the failures seen are timeout issues. Upon debugging the issue we found that
the success callbacks are always called but the Jasmine Framework is not
notified about the call and reports that the test failed due to timeout.
However, with our 3.0 branch all the tests passed with no timeout issues.
This is one of the tests where the above behavior is observed.
In filetransfer.spec.4, [File Transfer Automated Tests]
Code Snippet of test:
it("filetransfer.spec.4 should be able to download a file using http",
function() {
var fail = createDoNotCallSpy('downloadFail');
var remoteFile = server + "/robots.txt"
var localFileName =
remoteFile.substring(remoteFile.lastIndexOf('/')+1);
var lastProgressEvent = null;
var downloadWin = jasmine.createSpy().andCallFake(function(entry) {
expect(entry.name).toBe(localFileName);
expect(lastProgressEvent.loaded).toBeGreaterThan(1);
});
// this.after(function() {
// deleteFile(localFileName);
// });
runs(function() {
var ft = new FileTransfer();
ft.onprogress = function(e) {
lastProgressEvent = e;
};
ft.download(remoteFile, root.fullPath + "/" + localFileName,
downloadWin, fail);
});
waitsForAny(downloadWin, fail);
});
We verified that the robots.txt file is actually downloaded [verified this by
pulling the file from the device and checking that the contents exist]. [Note:
We commented the deleteFile() functionality so that we don't delete the file
after the test]. Additionally, we verified that the success callback is called
and all the checks(expect stmts) pass by adding console.log statements to the
downloadWin() function.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Archana
