woohaaha
I am getting the error listed here (RuntimeError) Wallaby had an internal issue with HTTPoison · Issue #365 · elixir-wallaby/wallaby · GitHub reliably ~50% of the time.
Anyone here have a workaround that may not have been discussed in this thread?
Thank you
Update:
Making async false and adding a sleep (~200ms) around every click/visit doesn’t make a difference. Tests passing < 50% of time with the same error:
(RuntimeError) Wallaby had an internal issue with HTTPoison:
%HTTPoison.Error{id: nil, reason: :timeout}
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michallepicki
@woohaaha Can you paste more of the stacktrace? This doesn’t say where the error happens.
But we at least see that you’re hitting timeouts. Maybe try increasing them? Docs here: Introduction — wallaby v0.31.0
And if you’re running many tests in parallel, maybe try tuning that down as well? It is possible that the machine or Chromedriver can’t keep up.
woohaaha
Thank you for the suggestions!
I will paste the output of the error when I run it later.
I’ll checkout the timeouts suggestion and also explore other settings which I think are here https://github.com/benoitc/hackney/blob/master/doc/hackney.md under “make a request”
How do I turn those down? I cannot find anything about allowing only one session to run.
Anything is possible
If I had to guess, and per the discussions in the github thread, it is that the chromedriver cannot keep up. I think my machine is fine since it is fairly new (2017) and I have turned off all memory hungry applications while testing to be sure. Upgraded to ChromeDriver 80.0.3987.16 (and browser as well). Are there any configs I can and should pass to it?
michallepicki
You can do that either in ExUnit’s config: ExUnit — ExUnit v1.20.2 or when running
mix test: mix test — Mix v1.20.2 (look formax_cases/max-cases)padjo
had this error
" test login --core test (Devato.Features.IndexPageTest)
test/devato_web/features/index_page_test.exs:13
** (RuntimeError) Wallaby had an internal issue with HTTPoison:
%HTTPoison.Error{id: nil, reason: :timeout}
stacktrace:
(wallaby 0.23.0) lib/wallaby/httpclient.ex:37: Wallaby.HTTPClient.make_request/5
(wallaby 0.23.0) lib/wallaby/experimental/chrome.ex:96: Wallaby.Experimental.Chrome.start_session/1
(wallaby 0.23.0) lib/wallaby.ex:78: Wallaby.start_session/1
(devato 0.1.0) test/support/feature_case.ex:25: Devato.FeatureCase.__ex_unit_setup_0/1
(devato 0.1.0) test/support/feature_case.ex:1: Devato.FeatureCase.ex_unit/2
test/devato_web/features/index_page_test.exs:1: Devato.Features.IndexPageTest.ex_unit/2"
i could run the tests chrome headless but i needed it to work so i can see it running on the browser . What worked for me was configuring the timeouts
added
config :wallaby,
hackney_options: [timeout: :infinity, recv_timeout: :infinity]
Overriding a value
config :wallaby,
hackney_options: [timeout: 5_000]
hope this helps others