if (gConfig.testRoot == "browser") { // Make sure to launch the test harness for the first opened window only var prefs = Services.prefs; if (prefs.prefHasUserValue("testing.browserTestHarness.running")) { return;
}
if (prefs.prefHasUserValue("testing.browserTestHarness.timeout")) {
gTimeoutSeconds = prefs.getIntPref("testing.browserTestHarness.timeout");
}
var sstring = Cc["@mozilla.org/supports-string;1"].createInstance(
Ci.nsISupportsString
);
sstring.data = location.search;
Services.ww.openWindow(
window, "chrome://mochikit/content/browser-harness.xhtml", "browserTest", "chrome,centerscreen,dialog=no,resizable,titlebar,toolbar=no,width=800,height=600",
sstring
);
} else { // This code allows us to redirect without requiring specialpowers for chrome and a11y tests.
let messageHandler = function (m) { // eslint-disable-next-line no-undef
messageManager.removeMessageListener("chromeEvent", messageHandler); var url = m.json.data;
// Window is the [ChromeWindow] for messageManager, so we need content.window // Currently chrome tests are run in a content window instead of a ChromeWindow // eslint-disable-next-line no-undef var webNav = content.window.docShell.QueryInterface(Ci.nsIWebNavigation);
let loadURIOptions = {
triggeringPrincipal:
Services.scriptSecurityManager.getSystemPrincipal(),
};
webNav.fixupAndLoadURIString(url, loadURIOptions);
};
var listener = 'data:,function doLoad(e) { var data=e.detail&&e.detail.data;removeEventListener("contentEvent", function (e) { doLoad(e); }, false, true);sendAsyncMessage("chromeEvent", {"data":data}); };addEventListener("contentEvent", function (e) { doLoad(e); }, false, true);'; // eslint-disable-next-line no-undef
messageManager.addMessageListener("chromeEvent", messageHandler); // eslint-disable-next-line no-undef
messageManager.loadFrameScript(listener, true);
} if (gConfig.e10s) {
e10s_init();
let processCount = prefs.getIntPref("dom.ipc.processCount", 1); if (processCount > 1) { // Currently starting a content process is slow, to aviod timeouts, let's // keep alive content processes.
prefs.setIntPref("dom.ipc.keepProcessesAlive.web", processCount);
}
Services.mm.loadFrameScript( "chrome://mochikit/content/shutdown-leaks-collector.js", true
);
} else { // In non-e10s, only run the ShutdownLeaksCollector in the parent process.
ChromeUtils.importESModule( "chrome://mochikit/content/ShutdownLeaksCollector.sys.mjs"
);
}
}
function isGenerator(value) { return value && typeof value === "object" && typeof value.next === "function";
}
this._scriptLoader.loadSubScript( "chrome://mochikit/content/tests/SimpleTest/AccessibilityUtils.js", // AccessibilityUtils are integrated with EventUtils to perform additional // accessibility checks for certain user interactions (clicks, etc). Load // them into the EventUtils scope here. this.EventUtils
); this.AccessibilityUtils = this.EventUtils.AccessibilityUtils;
this.AccessibilityUtils.init();
// Make sure our SpecialPowers actor is instantiated, in case it was // registered after our DOMWindowCreated event was fired (which it // most likely was). void window.windowGlobalChild.getActor("SpecialPowers");
get currentTest() { returnthis.tests[this.currentTestIndex];
},
get done() { returnthis.currentTestIndex == this.tests.length - 1 && this.repeat <= 0;
},
start: function Tester_start() {
TabDestroyObserver.init();
// if testOnLoad was not called, then gConfig is not defined if (!gConfig) {
gConfig = readConfig();
}
if (gConfig.runUntilFailure) { this.runUntilFailure = true;
}
if (gConfig.a11y_checks != undefined) { this.a11y_checks = gConfig.a11y_checks;
}
if (gConfig.repeat) { this.repeat = gConfig.repeat;
}
if (gConfig.jscovDirPrefix) {
let coveragePath = gConfig.jscovDirPrefix;
let { CoverageCollector } = ChromeUtils.importESModule( "resource://testing-common/CoverageUtils.sys.mjs"
); this._coverageCollector = new CoverageCollector(coveragePath);
}
async promiseMainWindowReady() { if (window.gBrowserInit) {
await window.gBrowserInit.idleTasksFinished.promise;
}
},
async setupDefaultTheme() { // Developer Edition enables the wrong theme by default. Make sure // the ordinary default theme is enabled.
let theme = await AddonManager.getAddonByID("default-theme@mozilla.org");
await theme.enable();
},
waitForGraphicsTestWindowToBeGone(aCallback) { for (let win of Services.wm.getEnumerator(null)) { if (
win != window &&
!win.closed &&
win.document.documentURI == "chrome://gfxsanity/content/sanityparent.html"
) { this.BrowserTestUtils.domWindowClosed(win).then(aCallback); return;
}
} // graphics test window is already gone, just call callback immediately
aCallback();
},
waitForWindowsState: function Tester_waitForWindowsState(aCallback) {
let timedOut = this.currentTest && this.currentTest.timedOut; // eslint-disable-next-line no-nested-ternary
let baseMsg = timedOut
? "Found a {elt} after previous test timed out"
: this.currentTest
? "Found an unexpected {elt} at the end of test run"
: "Found an unexpected {elt}";
// Remove stale tabs if ( this.currentTest &&
window.gBrowser &&
AppConstants.MOZ_APP_NAME != "thunderbird" &&
gBrowser.tabs.length > 1
) {
let lastURI = "";
let lastURIcount = 0; while (gBrowser.tabs.length > 1) {
let lastTab = gBrowser.tabs[gBrowser.tabs.length - 1]; if (!lastTab.closing) { // Report the stale tab as an error only when they're not closing. // Tests can finish without waiting for the closing tabs. if (lastURI != lastTab.linkedBrowser.currentURI.spec) {
lastURI = lastTab.linkedBrowser.currentURI.spec;
} else {
lastURIcount++; if (lastURIcount >= 3) { this.currentTest.addResult( new testResult({
name: "terminating browser early - unable to close tabs; skipping remaining tests in folder",
allowFailure: this.currentTest.allowFailure,
})
); this.finish();
}
} this.currentTest.addResult( new testResult({
name:
baseMsg.replace("{elt}", "tab") + ": " +
lastTab.linkedBrowser.currentURI.spec,
allowFailure: this.currentTest.allowFailure,
})
);
}
gBrowser.removeTab(lastTab);
}
}
// Replace the last tab with a fresh one if (window.gBrowser && AppConstants.MOZ_APP_NAME != "thunderbird") {
gBrowser.addTab("about:blank", {
skipAnimation: true,
triggeringPrincipal:
Services.scriptSecurityManager.getSystemPrincipal(),
});
gBrowser.removeTab(gBrowser.selectedTab, { skipPermitUnload: true });
gBrowser.stop();
}
// Remove stale windows this.structuredLogger.info("checking window state"); for (let win of Services.wm.getEnumerator(null)) {
let type = win.document.documentElement.getAttribute("windowtype"); if (
win != window &&
!win.closed &&
win.document.documentElement.getAttribute("id") != "browserTestHarness" &&
type != "devtools:webconsole"
) { switch (type) { case"navigator:browser":
type = "browser window"; break; case"mail:3pane":
type = "mail window"; break; casenull:
type = "unknown window with document URI: " +
win.document.documentURI + " and title: " +
win.document.title; break;
}
let msg = baseMsg.replace("{elt}", type); if (this.currentTest) { this.currentTest.addResult( new testResult({
name: msg,
allowFailure: this.currentTest.allowFailure,
})
);
} else { this.failuresFromInitialWindowState++; this.structuredLogger.error("browser-test.js | " + msg);
}
win.close();
}
}
// Make sure the window is raised before each test. this.SimpleTest.waitForFocus(aCallback);
},
finish: function Tester_finish() { var passCount = this.tests.reduce((a, f) => a + f.passCount, 0); var failCount = this.tests.reduce((a, f) => a + f.failCount, 0); var todoCount = this.tests.reduce((a, f) => a + f.todoCount, 0);
// Include failures from window state checking prior to running the first test
failCount += this.failuresFromInitialWindowState;
// It's important to terminate the module to avoid crashes on shutdown. this.PromiseTestUtils.uninit();
// In the main process, we print the ShutdownLeaksCollector message here.
let pid = Services.appinfo.processID;
dump("Completed ShutdownLeaks collections in process " + pid + "\n");
if (this.tests.length) {
let e10sMode = window.gMultiProcessBrowser ? "e10s" : "non-e10s"; this.structuredLogger.info("Browser Chrome Test Summary"); this.structuredLogger.info("Passed: " + passCount); this.structuredLogger.info("Failed: " + failCount); this.structuredLogger.info("Todo: " + todoCount); this.structuredLogger.info("Mode: " + e10sMode);
} else { this.structuredLogger.error( "browser-test.js | No tests to run. Did you pass invalid test_paths?"
);
} this.structuredLogger.info("*** End BrowserChrome Test Results ***");
// Tests complete, notify the callback and return this.callback(this.tests); this.callback = null; this.tests = null;
},
haltTests: function Tester_haltTests() { // Do not run any further tests this.currentTestIndex = this.tests.length - 1; this.repeat = 0;
},
observe: function Tester_observe(aSubject, aTopic) { if (!aTopic) { this.onConsoleMessage(aSubject);
}
},
onConsoleMessage: function Tester_onConsoleMessage(aConsoleMessage) { // Ignore empty messages. if (!aConsoleMessage.message) { return;
}
try { var msg = "Console message: " + aConsoleMessage.message; if (this.currentTest) { this.currentTest.addResult(new testMessage(msg));
} else { this.structuredLogger.info( "TEST-INFO | (browser-test.js) | " + msg.replace(/\n$/, "") + "\n"
);
}
} catch (ex) { // Swallow exception so we don't lead to another error being reported, // throwing us into an infinite loop
}
},
async ensureVsyncDisabled() { // The WebExtension process keeps vsync enabled forever in headless mode. // See bug 1782541. if (Services.env.get("MOZ_HEADLESS")) { return;
}
try {
await this.TestUtils.waitForCondition(
() => !ChromeUtils.vsyncEnabled(), "waiting for vsync to be disabled"
);
} catch (e) { this.Assert.ok(false, e); this.Assert.ok( false, "vsync remained enabled at the end of the test. " + "Is there an animation still running? " + "Consider talking to the performance team for tips to solve this."
);
}
},
getNewRepeatingTimers() {
let repeatingTimers = this._getRepeatingTimers();
let results = []; for (let timer of repeatingTimers) {
let { name, delay } = timer; // For now ignore long repeating timers (typically from nsExpirationTracker). if (delay >= 10000) { continue;
}
// Also ignore the nsAvailableMemoryWatcher timer that is started when the // user-interaction-active notification is fired, and stopped when the // user-interaction-inactive notification occurs. // On Linux it's a 5s timer, on other platforms it's 10s, which is already // ignored by the previous case. if (
AppConstants.platform == "linux" &&
name == "nsAvailableMemoryWatcher"
) { continue;
}
// Ignore ScrollFrameActivityTracker, it's a 4s timer which could begin // shortly after the end of a test and cause failure. See bug 1878627. if (name == "ScrollFrameActivityTracker") { continue;
}
// Ignore nsHttpConnectionMgr timers which show up on browser mochitests // running with http3. See Bug 1829841. if (name == "nsHttpConnectionMgr") { continue;
}
async ensureNoNewRepeatingTimers() {
let newTimers; try {
await this.TestUtils.waitForCondition(
async function () { // The array returned by nsITimerManager.getTimers doesn't include // timers that are queued in the event loop of their target thread. // By waiting for a tick, we ensure the timers that might fire about // at the same time as our waitForCondition timer will be included.
await this.TestUtils.waitForTick();
newTimers = this.getNewRepeatingTimers(); return !newTimers.length;
}.bind(this), "waiting for new repeating timers to be cancelled"
);
} catch (e) { this.Assert.ok(false, e); for (let { name, delay } of newTimers) { this.Assert.ok( false,
`test left unexpected repeating timer ${name} (duration: ${delay}ms)`
);
} // Once the new repeating timers have been reported, add them to // this._repeatingTimers to avoid reporting them again for the next // tests of the manifest. this._repeatingTimers.push(...newTimers);
}
},
async nextTest() { if (this.currentTest) { if (this._coverageCollector) { this._coverageCollector.recordTestCoverage(this.currentTest.path);
}
this.PerTestCoverageUtils.afterTestSync();
// Run cleanup functions for the current test before moving on to the // next one.
let testScope = this.currentTest.scope; while (testScope.__cleanupFunctions.length) {
let func = testScope.__cleanupFunctions.shift(); try {
let result = await func.apply(testScope); if (isGenerator(result)) { this.SimpleTest.ok(false, "Cleanup function returned a generator");
}
} catch (ex) { this.currentTest.addResult( new testResult({
name: "Cleanup function threw an exception",
ex,
allowFailure: this.currentTest.allowFailure,
})
);
}
}
// Spare tests cleanup work. // Reset gReduceMotionOverride in case the test set it. if (typeof gReduceMotionOverride == "boolean") {
gReduceMotionOverride = null;
}
// Ensure to reset the clipboard in case the test has modified it, // so it won't affect the next tests.
window.SpecialPowers.clipboardCopyString("");
if ( this.currentTest.passCount === 0 && this.currentTest.failCount === 0 && this.currentTest.todoCount === 0
) { this.currentTest.addResult( new testResult({
name: "This test contains no passes, no fails and no todos. Maybe" + " it threw a silent exception? Make sure you use" + " waitForExplicitFinish() if you need it.",
})
);
}
let winUtils = window.windowUtils; if (winUtils.isTestControllingRefreshes) { this.currentTest.addResult( new testResult({
name: "test left refresh driver under test control",
})
);
winUtils.restoreNormalRefresh();
}
if (this.SimpleTest.isExpectingUncaughtException()) { this.currentTest.addResult( new testResult({
name: "expectUncaughtException was called but no uncaught" + " exception was detected!",
allowFailure: this.currentTest.allowFailure,
})
);
}
Object.keys(window).forEach(function (prop) { if (parseInt(prop) == prop) { // This is a string which when parsed as an integer and then // stringified gives the original string. As in, this is in fact a // string representation of an integer, so an index into // window.frames. Skip those. return;
} if (!this._globalProperties.includes(prop)) { this._globalProperties.push(prop); if (!this._globalPropertyWhitelist.includes(prop)) { this.currentTest.addResult( new testResult({
name: "test left unexpected property on window: " + prop,
allowFailure: this.currentTest.allowFailure,
})
);
}
}
}, this);
await this.ensureNoNewRepeatingTimers();
// eslint-disable-next-line no-undef
await new Promise(resolve => SpecialPowers.flushPrefEnv(resolve));
window.SpecialPowers.cleanupAllClipboard();
if (gConfig.cleanupCrashes) {
let gdir = Services.dirsvc.get("UAppData", Ci.nsIFile);
gdir.append("Crash Reports");
gdir.append("pending"); if (gdir.exists()) {
let entries = gdir.directoryEntries; while (entries.hasMoreElements()) {
let entry = entries.nextFile; if (entry.isFile()) {
let msg = "this test left a pending crash report; "; try {
entry.remove(false);
msg += "deleted " + entry.path;
} catch (e) {
msg += "could not delete " + entry.path;
} this.structuredLogger.info(msg);
}
}
}
}
// Notify a long running test problem if it didn't end up in a timeout. if (this.currentTest.unexpectedTimeouts && !this.currentTest.timedOut) { this.currentTest.addResult( new testResult({
name: "This test exceeded the timeout threshold. It should be" + " rewritten or split up. If that's not possible, use" + " requestLongerTimeout(N), but only as a last resort.",
})
);
}
// If we're in a debug build, check assertion counts. This code // is similar to the code in TestRunner.testUnloaded in // TestRunner.js used for all other types of mochitests.
let debugsvc = Cc["@mozilla.org/xpcom/debug;1"].getService(Ci.nsIDebug2); if (debugsvc.isDebugBuild) {
let newAssertionCount = debugsvc.assertionCount;
let numAsserts = newAssertionCount - this.lastAssertionCount; this.lastAssertionCount = newAssertionCount;
let max = testScope.__expectedMaxAsserts;
let min = testScope.__expectedMinAsserts; if (numAsserts > max) { // TEST-UNEXPECTED-FAIL this.currentTest.addResult( new testResult({
name: "Assertion count " +
numAsserts + " is greater than expected range " +
min + "-" +
max + " assertions.",
pass: true, // TEMPORARILY TEST-KNOWN-FAIL
todo: true,
allowFailure: this.currentTest.allowFailure,
})
);
} elseif (numAsserts < min) { // TEST-UNEXPECTED-PASS this.currentTest.addResult( new testResult({
name: "Assertion count " +
numAsserts + " is less than expected range " +
min + "-" +
max + " assertions.",
todo: true,
allowFailure: this.currentTest.allowFailure,
})
);
} elseif (numAsserts > 0) { // TEST-KNOWN-FAIL this.currentTest.addResult( new testResult({
name: "Assertion count " +
numAsserts + " is within expected range " +
min + "-" +
max + " assertions.",
pass: true,
todo: true,
allowFailure: this.currentTest.allowFailure,
})
);
}
}
if (this.currentTest.allowFailure) { if (this.currentTest.expectedAllowedFailureCount) { this.currentTest.addResult( new testResult({
name: "Expected " + this.currentTest.expectedAllowedFailureCount + " failures in this file, got " + this.currentTest.allowedFailureCount + ".",
pass: this.currentTest.expectedAllowedFailureCount == this.currentTest.allowedFailureCount,
})
);
} elseif (this.currentTest.allowedFailureCount == 0) { this.currentTest.addResult( new testResult({
name: "We expect at least one assertion to fail because this" + " test file is marked as fail-if in the manifest.",
todo: true,
knownFailure: this.currentTest.allowFailure,
})
);
}
}
// Dump memory stats for main thread. if (
Services.appinfo.processType == Ci.nsIXULRuntime.PROCESS_TYPE_DEFAULT
) { this.MemoryStats.dump( this.currentTestIndex, this.currentTest.path,
gConfig.dumpOutputDirectory,
gConfig.dumpAboutMemoryAfterTest,
gConfig.dumpDMDAfterTest
);
}
// Note the test run time
let name = this.currentTest.path;
name = name.slice(name.lastIndexOf("/") + 1);
ChromeUtils.addProfilerMarker( "browser-test",
{ category: "Test", startTime: this.lastStartTimestamp },
name
);
// See if we should upload a profile of a failing test. if (this.currentTest.failCount) { // If MOZ_PROFILER_SHUTDOWN is set, the profiler got started from --profiler // and a profile will be shown even if there's no test failure. if (
Services.env.exists("MOZ_UPLOAD_DIR") &&
!Services.env.exists("MOZ_PROFILER_SHUTDOWN") &&
Services.profiler.IsActive()
) {
let filename = `profile_${name}.json`;
let path = Services.env.get("MOZ_UPLOAD_DIR");
let profilePath = PathUtils.join(path, filename); try { const { profile } =
await Services.profiler.getProfileDataAsGzippedArrayBuffer();
await IOUtils.write(profilePath, new Uint8Array(profile)); this.currentTest.addResult( new testResult({
name: "Found unexpected failures during the test; profile uploaded in " +
filename,
})
);
} catch (e) { // If the profile is large, we may encounter out of memory errors. this.currentTest.addResult( new testResult({
name: "Found unexpected failures during the test; failed to upload profile: " +
e,
})
);
}
}
}
let time = Date.now() - this.lastStartTime;
this.structuredLogger.testEnd( this.currentTest.path, "OK",
undefined, "finished in " + time + "ms"
); this.currentTest.setDuration(time);
if (this.runUntilFailure && this.currentTest.failCount > 0) { this.haltTests();
}
// Restore original SimpleTest methods to avoid leaks.
SIMPLETEST_OVERRIDES.forEach(m => { this.SimpleTest[m] = this.SimpleTestOriginal[m];
});
// Check the window state for the current test before moving to the next one. // This also causes us to check before starting any tests, since nextTest() // is invoked to start the tests. this.waitForWindowsState(() => { if (this.done) { if (this._coverageCollector) { this._coverageCollector.finalize();
} elseif (
!AppConstants.RELEASE_OR_BETA &&
!AppConstants.DEBUG &&
!AppConstants.MOZ_CODE_COVERAGE &&
!AppConstants.ASAN &&
!AppConstants.TSAN
) { this.finish(); return;
}
// Uninitialize a few things explicitly so that they can clean up // frames and browser intentionally kept alive until shutdown to // eliminate false positives. if (gConfig.testRoot == "browser") { // Skip if SeaMonkey if (AppConstants.MOZ_APP_NAME != "seamonkey") { // Replace the document currently loaded in the browser's sidebar. // This will prevent false positives for tests that were the last // to touch the sidebar. They will thus not be blamed for leaking // a document.
let sidebar = document.getElementById("sidebar"); if (sidebar) {
sidebar.setAttribute("src", "data:text/html;charset=utf-8,");
sidebar.docShell.createAboutBlankDocumentViewer(null, null);
sidebar.setAttribute("src", "about:blank");
}
}
if (window.gBrowser) {
NewTabPagePreloading.removePreloadedBrowser(window);
}
}
// Schedule GC and CC runs before finishing in order to detect // DOM windows leaked by our tests or the tested code. Note that we // use a shrinking GC so that the JS engine will discard JIT code and // JIT caches more aggressively.
let shutdownCleanup = aCallback => {
Cu.schedulePreciseShrinkingGC(() => { // Run the GC and CC a few times to make sure that as much // as possible is freed.
let numCycles = 3; for (let i = 0; i < numCycles; i++) {
Cu.forceGC();
Cu.forceCC();
}
aCallback();
});
};
let { AsyncShutdown } = ChromeUtils.importESModule( "resource://gre/modules/AsyncShutdown.sys.mjs"
);
let barrier = new AsyncShutdown.Barrier( "ShutdownLeaks: Wait for cleanup to be finished before checking for leaks"
);
Services.obs.notifyObservers(
{ wrappedJSObject: barrier }, "shutdown-leaks-before-check"
);
barrier.client.addBlocker( "ShutdownLeaks: Wait for tabs to finish closing",
TabDestroyObserver.wait()
);
barrier.wait().then(() => { // Simulate memory pressure so that we're forced to free more resources // and thus get rid of more false leaks like already terminated workers.
Services.obs.notifyObservers( null, "memory-pressure", "heap-minimize"
);
async handleTask(task, currentTest, PromiseTestUtils, isSetup = false) {
let currentScope = currentTest.scope;
let desc = isSetup ? "setup" : "test";
currentScope.SimpleTest.info(`Entering ${desc} ${task.name}`);
let startTimestamp = performance.now(); try {
let result = await task(); if (isGenerator(result)) {
currentScope.SimpleTest.ok(false, "Task returned a generator");
}
} catch (ex) { if (currentTest.timedOut) {
currentTest.addResult( new testResult({
name: `Uncaught exception received from previously timed out ${desc} ${task.name}`,
pass: false,
ex,
stack: typeof ex == "object" && "stack" in ex ? ex.stack : null,
allowFailure: currentTest.allowFailure,
})
); // We timed out, so we've already cleaned up for this test, just get outta here. return;
}
currentTest.addResult( new testResult({
name: `Uncaught exception in ${desc} ${task.name}`,
pass: currentScope.SimpleTest.isExpectingUncaughtException(),
ex,
stack: typeof ex == "object" && "stack" in ex ? ex.stack : null,
allowFailure: currentTest.allowFailure,
})
);
}
PromiseTestUtils.assertNoUncaughtRejections();
ChromeUtils.addProfilerMarker(
isSetup ? "setup-task" : "task",
{ category: "Test", startTime: startTimestamp },
task.name.replace(/^bound /, "") || undefined
);
currentScope.SimpleTest.info(`Leaving ${desc} ${task.name}`);
},
async _runTaskBasedTest(currentTest) {
let currentScope = currentTest.scope;
// First run all the setups:
let setupFn; while ((setupFn = currentScope.__setups.shift())) {
await this.handleTask(
setupFn,
currentTest, this.PromiseTestUtils, true/* is setup task */
);
}
// Allow for a task to be skipped; we need only use the structured logger // for this, whilst deactivating log buffering to ensure that messages // are always printed to stdout.
let skipTask = task => {
let logger = this.structuredLogger;
logger.deactivateBuffering();
logger.testStatus(this.currentTest.path, task.name, "SKIP");
logger.warning("Skipping test " + task.name);
logger.activateBuffering();
};
let task; while ((task = currentScope.__tasks.shift())) { if (
task.__skipMe ||
(currentScope.__runOnlyThisTask &&
task != currentScope.__runOnlyThisTask)
) {
skipTask(task); continue;
}
await this.handleTask(task, currentTest, this.PromiseTestUtils);
}
currentScope.finish();
},
execTest: function Tester_execTest() { this.structuredLogger.testStart(this.currentTest.path);
// Load the tests into a testscope
let currentScope = (this.currentTest.scope = new testScope( this, this.currentTest, this.currentTest.expected
));
let currentTest = this.currentTest;
// HTTPS-First (Bug 1704453) TODO: in case a test is annoated // with https_first_disabled then we explicitly flip the pref // dom.security.https_first to false for the duration of the test. if (currentTest.https_first_disabled) {
window.SpecialPowers.pushPrefEnv({
set: [["dom.security.https_first", false]],
});
}
// Allow Assert.sys.mjs methods to be tacked to the current scope.
scope.export_assertions = function () { for (let func in this.Assert) { this[func] = this.Assert[func].bind(this.Assert);
}
};
// load the tools to work with chrome .jar and remote try { this._scriptLoader.loadSubScript( "chrome://mochikit/content/chrome-harness.js",
scope
);
} catch (ex) { /* no chrome-harness tools */
}
// Ensure we are not idle at the beginning of the test. If we don't do this, // the browser may behave differently if the previous tests ran long. // eg. the session store behavior changes 3 minutes after the last user event.
Cc["@mozilla.org/widget/useridleservice;1"]
.getService(Ci.nsIUserIdleServiceInternal)
.resetIdleTimeOut(0);
// Import head.js script if it exists. var currentTestDirPath = this.currentTest.path.substr(
0, this.currentTest.path.lastIndexOf("/")
); var headPath = currentTestDirPath + "/head.js"; try { this._scriptLoader.loadSubScript(headPath, scope);
} catch (ex) { // Bug 755558 - Ignore loadSubScript errors due to a missing head.js. const isImportError = /^Error opening input stream/.test(ex.toString());
// Bug 1503169 - head.js may call loadSubScript, and generate similar errors. // Only swallow errors that are strictly related to loading head.js. const containsHeadPath = ex.toString().includes(headPath);
if (!isImportError || !containsHeadPath) { this.currentTest.addResult( new testResult({
name: "head.js import threw an exception",
ex,
})
);
}
}
// Import the test script. try { this.lastStartTimestamp = performance.now(); this.TestUtils.promiseTestFinished = new Promise(resolve => { this.resolveFinishTestPromise = resolve;
}); this._scriptLoader.loadSubScript(this.currentTest.path, scope); // Run the test this.lastStartTime = Date.now(); if (this.currentTest.scope.__tasks) { // This test consists of tasks, added via the `add_task()` API. if ("test" in this.currentTest.scope) { thrownew Error( "Cannot run both a add_task test and a normal test at the same time."
);
} // Spin off the async work without waiting for it to complete. // It'll call finish() when it's done. this._runTaskBasedTest(this.currentTest);
} elseif (typeof scope.test == "function") {
scope.test();
} else { thrownew Error( "This test didn't call add_task, nor did it define a generatorTest() function, nor did it define a test() function, so we don't know how to run it."
);
}
} catch (ex) { if (!this.SimpleTest.isIgnoringAllUncaughtExceptions()) { this.currentTest.addResult( new testResult({
name: "Exception thrown",
pass: this.SimpleTest.isExpectingUncaughtException(),
ex,
allowFailure: this.currentTest.allowFailure,
})
); this.SimpleTest.expectUncaughtException(false);
} else { this.currentTest.addResult(new testMessage("Exception thrown: " + ex));
} this.currentTest.scope.finish();
}
// If the test ran synchronously, move to the next test, otherwise the test // will trigger the next test when it is done. if (this.currentTest.scope.__done) { this.nextTest();
} else { var self = this; var timeoutExpires = Date.now() + gTimeoutSeconds * 1000; var waitUntilAtLeast = timeoutExpires - 1000; this.currentTest.scope.__waitTimer = this.SimpleTest._originalSetTimeout.apply(window, [ function timeoutFn() { // We sometimes get woken up long before the gTimeoutSeconds // have elapsed (when running in chaos mode for example). This // code ensures that we don't wrongly time out in that case. if (Date.now() < waitUntilAtLeast) {
self.currentTest.scope.__waitTimer = setTimeout(
timeoutFn,
timeoutExpires - Date.now()
); return;
}
if (--self.currentTest.scope.__timeoutFactor > 0) { // We were asked to wait a bit longer.
self.currentTest.scope.info( "Longer timeout required, waiting longer... Remaining timeouts: " +
self.currentTest.scope.__timeoutFactor
);
self.currentTest.scope.__waitTimer = setTimeout(
timeoutFn,
gTimeoutSeconds * 1000
); return;
}
// If the test is taking longer than expected, but it's not hanging, // mark the fact, but let the test continue. At the end of the test, // if it didn't timeout, we will notify the problem through an error. // To figure whether it's an actual hang, compare the time of the last // result or message to half of the timeout time. // Though, to protect against infinite loops, limit the number of times // we allow the test to proceed. const MAX_UNEXPECTED_TIMEOUTS = 10; if (
Date.now() - self.currentTest.lastOutputTime <
(gTimeoutSeconds / 2) * 1000 &&
++self.currentTest.unexpectedTimeouts <= MAX_UNEXPECTED_TIMEOUTS
) {
self.currentTest.scope.__waitTimer = setTimeout(
timeoutFn,
gTimeoutSeconds * 1000
); return;
}
// Note: duplicated in SimpleTest.js . See also bug 1820150. function isErrorOrException(err) { // It'd be nice if we had either `Error.isError(err)` or `Error.isInstance(err)` // but we don't, so do it ourselves: if (!err) { returnfalse;
} if (err instanceof Ci.nsIException) { returntrue;
} try {
let glob = Cu.getGlobalForObject(err); return err instanceof glob.Error;
} catch { // getGlobalForObject can be upset if it doesn't get passed an object. // Just do a standard instanceof check using this global and cross fingers:
} return err instanceof Error;
}
/** * Represents the result of one test assertion. This is described with a string * in traditional logging, and has a "status" and "expected" property used in * structured logging. Normally, results are mapped as follows: * * pass: todo: Added to: Described as: Status: Expected: * true false passCount TEST-PASS PASS PASS * true true todoCount TEST-KNOWN-FAIL FAIL FAIL * false false failCount TEST-UNEXPECTED-FAIL FAIL PASS * false true failCount TEST-UNEXPECTED-PASS PASS FAIL * * The "allowFailure" argument indicates that this is one of the assertions that * should be allowed to fail, for example because "fail-if" is true for the * current test file in the manifest. In this case, results are mapped this way: * * pass: todo: Added to: Described as: Status: Expected: * true false passCount TEST-PASS PASS PASS * true true todoCount TEST-KNOWN-FAIL FAIL FAIL * false false todoCount TEST-KNOWN-FAIL FAIL FAIL * false true todoCount TEST-KNOWN-FAIL FAIL FAIL
*/ function testResult({ name, pass, todo, ex, stack, allowFailure }) { this.info = false; this.name = name; this.msg = "";
if (this.pass) { this.status = this.expected; return;
}
this.status = this.todo ? "PASS" : "FAIL";
if (ex) { if (typeof ex == "object" && "fileName" in ex) { // we have an exception - print filename and linenumber information this.msg += "at " + ex.fileName + ":" + ex.lineNumber + " - ";
}
if (stack) { this.msg += "\nStack trace:\n";
let normalized; if (stack instanceof Ci.nsIStackFrame) {
let frames = []; for (
let frame = stack;
frame;
frame = frame.asyncCaller || frame.caller
) {
let msg = `${frame.filename}:${frame.name}:${frame.lineNumber}`;
frames.push(frame.asyncCause ? `${frame.asyncCause}*${msg}` : msg);
}
normalized = frames.join("\n");
} else {
normalized = "" + stack;
} this.msg += normalized;
}
if (gConfig.debugOnFailure) { // You've hit this line because you requested to break into the // debugger upon a testcase failure on your test run. // eslint-disable-next-line no-debugger
debugger;
}
}
// Need to be careful adding properties to this object, since its properties // cannot conflict with global variables used in tests. function testScope(aTester, aTest, expected) { this.__tester = aTester;
this.registerCleanupFunction = function test_registerCleanupFunction(
aFunction
) {
self.__cleanupFunctions.push(aFunction);
};
this.requestLongerTimeout = function test_requestLongerTimeout(aFactor) {
self.__timeoutFactor = aFactor;
};
this.expectUncaughtException = function test_expectUncaughtException(
aExpecting
) {
self.SimpleTest.expectUncaughtException(aExpecting);
};
this.ignoreAllUncaughtExceptions = function test_ignoreAllUncaughtExceptions(
aIgnoring
) {
self.SimpleTest.ignoreAllUncaughtExceptions(aIgnoring);
};
this.expectAssertions = function test_expectAssertions(aMin, aMax) {
let min = aMin;
let max = aMax; if (typeof max == "undefined") {
max = min;
} if ( typeof min != "number" || typeof max != "number" ||
min < 0 ||
max < min
) { thrownew Error("bad parameter to expectAssertions");
}
self.__expectedMinAsserts = min;
self.__expectedMaxAsserts = max;
};
/** * Add a function which returns a promise (usually an async function) * as a test task. * * The task ends when the promise returned by the function resolves or * rejects. If the test function throws, or the promise it returns * rejects, the test is reported as a failure. Execution continues * with the next test function. * * Example usage: * * add_task(async function test() { * let result = await Promise.resolve(true); * * ok(result); * * let secondary = await someFunctionThatReturnsAPromise(result); * is(secondary, "expected value"); * }); * * add_task(async function test_early_return() { * let result = await somethingThatReturnsAPromise(); * * if (!result) { * // Test is ended immediately, with success. * return; * } * * is(result, "foo"); * });
*/
add_task(aFunction) { if (!this.__tasks) { this.waitForExplicitFinish(); this.__tasks = [];
}
let bound = decorateTaskFn.call(this, aFunction); this.__tasks.push(bound); return bound;
},
add_setup(aFunction) { if (!this.__setups.length) { this.waitForExplicitFinish();
}
let bound = aFunction.bind(this); this.__setups.push(bound); return bound;
},
destroy: function test_destroy() { for (let prop in this) { deletethis[prop];
}
},
};
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