Consider the following scenario: - Tracing is started. - API call is made (e.g. page.waitForResponse), almost finishes, and enters onAfterCall where it starts a snapshot. - tracing.stopChunk is called, and waits for existing actions to finish. However, it does so by calling onAfterCall one more time. - tracing.stopChunk removes instrumentation listener and returns to the client. - Client starts zipping files. - Original API call finishes the snapshot and saves it to the trace file. This results in trace file being written to while the zip is still working. |
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playwright-core
This package contains the no-browser flavor of Playwright.