WebDriver/Meetings/2018-07-02
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Agenda
- TPAC in Lyon
- HTTP/1.1
Keep-Alive
connections continuation - How do we publish release notes for WebDriver?
- Handling of cyclic expando properties on HTML elements for execute (async) script (Bug 1447977) when returning a collection of elements:
- works: execute_script("return document.getElementById('foo');")
- fails: execute_script("return document.getElementsByTagName('bar');")
- Making "Element Click" and wait for page load more configurable?
- Location of unit tests for Rust code (eg. geckodriver)
- With the Serde rewrite I add a lot of new unit tests which in some cases causes the source files to have more tests than real code.
- Would it now be better to move those unit tests to a separate file?
- This would also help a lot for re-compilation given that each modification of the test causes the source file to recompile, which is a bit of wasted time for me while working on the tests.
Minutes
TPAC
- WebDriver meeting is on Thursday and Friday
- ato/jgraham catching the train down, not decided hotel yet
- Web Platform Tests discussions on Tuesday, but not compulsory
- Encompasses everything WPT related and much more
- Unconference style day on Wednesday
- ato
- I think it would be a good idea if whimboo would attend.
- AutomatedTester
- I agree.
- I also want to do a team work week, but letâs discuss it in more detail next week.
HTTP/1.1 Keep-Alive
connections continuation
- AutomatedTester
- Swapped out transport mechanism in Selenium.
- Thereâs a bug in the stdlib in Python where the client ignores the close when the server sends it.
- Selenium is now using urllib3.
- Fixed all the tests and some tests seem to work faster.
- ato
- Whatâs the timeframe for the fix to be published?
- AutomatedTester
- Not a lot of people affected because itâs not turned on by default in the Python client.
- ato
- Any opinions on increasing the timeout for
Keep-Alive
? - This is by the way an entirely orthogonal issue to the
Keep-Alive
problems with the Python client. - AutomatedTester
- The default for Seleniumâs Java server is 30 seconds, but maybe we could do 60 seconds.
- ato
- Sounds fine to me.
- whimboo
- What does the situation look like for other Selenium clients?
- ato
- Only Python is affected because the Python 2 standard library is broken.
- We have also only gotten bugs with the Selenium Python client.
WebDriver release notes
- Also, what do we put in?
- Also, when?
- There is a flag ("relnote-firefox") or whiteboard entry for getting bugs added to the release notes.
- ato
- Two sets of release notes and ours would only appear on MDN, not on mozilla.org.
- whimboo
- Explanation in comment would be useful.
- ato
- We should add Marionette items that are important and users of geckodriver can face.
- whimboo
- Do you want to go over these regularly?
- ato
- The Bugzilla query whimboo had is the definite source: pick things out of this list, and add to MDN.
- whimboo
- Maybe we pick up the at most 10 items by priority?
- ato
- The change list is on a separate page on MDN so we can add what we need.
ACTION: ato will follow up on presentaiton of WebDriver release notes
Serialisation of cyclic expando properties on HTML elements
- ato
- I donât know too much about this.
- Sounds like you will want to only run
assert.acyclic
on array entries that are not elements. - Maybe
assert.acyclic
can be made element-aware?
ACTION: whimboo will check element.isCollection
if we miss an entry and why there is the HTMLDivElement
Making WebDriver:ElementClick wait for page load configurable
- AutomatedTester
- Why are CSS animations blocking page load?
- whimboo
- CLick handler could delay page from unloading.
- ato
- This is about the 200 ms timeout before we stop listening?
- whimboo
- Yes.
- ato
- Isnât the logical conclusion here that this should be defined in WebDriver?
- Surely other implementations face the same problem?
- AutomatedTester
- The argument was that itâs only the test authors and the browser vendors who know what this number should be.
- Because e.g. the document is doing something weird or mobile might be slower than desktop.
- ato
- Do we have any data? Is 200 ms too little?
- whimboo
- 200 ms is OK for most use cases.
- We will close the issues and explain why.
Location of Rust unit tests
- whimboo
- With the serde rewrite I add a lot of new unit tests which in some cases causes the source files to have more tests than real code.
- Would it now be better to move those unit tests to a separate file?
- This would also help a lot for re-compilation given that each modification of the test causes the source to recompile, which is a bit of wasted time for me while working on the tests.
- ato
- It should not affected compile time.
- AutomatedTester
- Ask in #rust channels if it helps to decrease compilation time.
- ato
- Some would argue it is a benefit to have the tests in the same file so you can easily grep.
- whimboo
- Maybe itâs just me who would like to see them separated and I have to get used to this.
Status updates
- ato
- Continued work on marionette-window-tracking
- Intern mentoring took up some time
- Various fixups to bugs mentioned last week, nothing new
- Did meeting preparation work and announcements
- Triaged requirements and did some investigation into enabling geckodriver on all platforms (precursor to releasing from TC)
- Henrik
- [geckodriver] Fixed the win32 builds on Travis-CI to stop manual build and upload situation (Bug 1472112)
- [wdspec] The "New Session" tests have a special requirement for capabilities and the POST body, and as such should not use the global "new_session" fixture (Bug 1470533)
- [wdspec] Refactored global "session" fixture to make use of capabilities marker, and to only restart the session if capabilities have been changed. This change also gets rid of the global "new_session" fixture to make session creation for specific capabilities much easier (Bug 1470530)
- Fixed bugzilla component assignments in moz.build files under testing/
- [wdspec] Update pytest to 3.6.2, and all its dependencies (Bug 1471629)
(Spoken status updates in bold.)
PTO/travel (đ)
- ato away half-day or full-day on Monday (will still make meeting)
- Henrik - PTO from July 9th - 20th