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@bajtos bajtos commented Mar 3, 2015

Increase the timeout values to prevent DISCONNECTED errors when
running the tests on slow machines (e.g. Travis CI).

Increase the timeout values to prevent DISCONNECTED errors when
running the tests on slow machines (e.g. Travis CI).
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bajtos commented Mar 3, 2015

Here we go, Travis builds are green again 🎯

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karma conf: prevent timeouts on Travis CI
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bajtos commented Mar 3, 2015

For posterity, here is some info that helped me to solve this issue.

karma-runner/karma#598

I've noticed that using pre-processors can cause this to increase as well.
Since karma launches the browser then processes all the files. If your
preprocessors take a long time to run then I'll bet you see a direct
correlation.

codymikol/karma-webpack#8

I've solved the issue by increasing the browserNoActivityTimeout in karma
config. It seems it took too long to compile a bundle so the browser was
killed before the bundle was ready.

// Timeout for capturing a browser (in ms).
captureTimeout: 60 * 1e3,

// to avoid DISCONNECTED messages
browserDisconnectTimeout : 10000, // default 2000
browserDisconnectTolerance : 1, // default 0
browserNoActivityTimeout : 60 * 1e3, //default 10000

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