This patch refactors installation tests. With this
refactoring:
- each test is a separate file
- to run a single test, just run the bash file
* tests support optional `--no-build` flag to re-use previously
built packages.
* tests support optional `--debug` flag to see line-by-line test output
* failed tests print a line that can be copied-and-pasted locally
to debug the test
- run all tests with `//installation-tests/run_all_tests.sh`
* test output is hidden for successful runs when run locally and is
shown when test fails
* runs all tests, and reports failed tests in the end
* command output is split into groups when viewed on Github.
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768 B
Bash
18 lines
768 B
Bash
#!/bin/bash
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source ./initialize_test.sh && initialize_test "$@"
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# @see https://github.com/microsoft/playwright/issues/1651
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BROWSERS="$(pwd -P)/browsers"
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mkdir install-1 && pushd install-1 && npm init -y
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npm install ${PLAYWRIGHT_CORE_TGZ}
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PLAYWRIGHT_BROWSERS_PATH="${BROWSERS}" npm install ${PLAYWRIGHT_TGZ}
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# Note: the `npm install` would not actually crash, the error
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# is merely logged to the console. To reproduce the error, we should make
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# sure that script's install.js can be run subsequently without unhandled promise rejections.
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# Note: the flag `--unahdnled-rejections=strict` will force node to terminate in case
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# of UnhandledPromiseRejection.
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PLAYWRIGHT_BROWSERS_PATH="${BROWSERS}" node --unhandled-rejections=strict node_modules/playwright/install.js
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