tests(coverage): minimize impact of timeout due to istanbul's instrumentation#4396
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tests(coverage): minimize impact of timeout due to istanbul's instrumentation#4396
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seems fine to me!
really annoying that the only way to eliminate instrumentation is separate files, then again it might be nice to collect all our client-side run functions in a single place so it becomes clear what gets run where :)
| const url = 'chrome://version'; | ||
| const filename = path.join(process.cwd(), 'run.ts.results.json'); | ||
| const flags = getFlags(`--output=json --output-path=${filename} ${url}`); | ||
| const timeoutFlag = `--max-wait-for-load=${9000}`; |
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I'm curious, why put 9000 in template? :)
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Issue #4395 has the backstory. This PR has a few things going on:
istanbul ignorestatements. as detailed in Move any clientside JS functions to their own files #4395 they must be standalone (and spelled right).As a result of this PR,
yarn coverageshould be 36s faster, and no timeout error in the travis log. However the code coverage stats for the CLI are still incorrect and the roundtrip run is still not truly successful.This leads to a followup question: Should we have other success criteria for the run-test.js roundtrip test, like calculating TTI, etc?
Ref #4395 but doesn't close it.