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Browser: IE10 File: /test/unit/popup/popup_core.js Test Case: Case 10: Sequence page -> popup -> dialog -> popup works Problem: Condition 6 fails every time
The pagechange.sequenceTestStep3 event never seems to fire in IE10. The other pagechange events fires without a problem, but this particular one never does. I've been debugging, but I'm have a little trouble narrowing down the issue.
Interestingly, if I adjust the timings in $.testHelper.detailedEventCascade(), specifically in warnTimer() (to 4000ms) and recordResult() (to 1000ms), the same test fails consistently in Chrome while all others pass. I'll keep digging on my end, but my next question is whether the test is accurate in its behavior assumptions. I see that it was modified recently and I'm wondering if the timing conditions may have produced a false positive. I'll keep looking around on my end, but any thoughts would be appreciated.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This test (it's now test #9) is now passing on IE10. Closing the issue, but let us know if you still see it failing when testing latest code on master.
Browser: IE10
File: /test/unit/popup/popup_core.js
Test Case: Case 10: Sequence page -> popup -> dialog -> popup works
Problem: Condition 6 fails every time
The pagechange.sequenceTestStep3 event never seems to fire in IE10. The other pagechange events fires without a problem, but this particular one never does. I've been debugging, but I'm have a little trouble narrowing down the issue.
Interestingly, if I adjust the timings in $.testHelper.detailedEventCascade(), specifically in warnTimer() (to 4000ms) and recordResult() (to 1000ms), the same test fails consistently in Chrome while all others pass. I'll keep digging on my end, but my next question is whether the test is accurate in its behavior assumptions. I see that it was modified recently and I'm wondering if the timing conditions may have produced a false positive. I'll keep looking around on my end, but any thoughts would be appreciated.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: