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chore(focus-classes): fix failing tests when browser is blurred - #2935
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6deb9dbCompareOn Saucelabs, browsers will run simultaneously and therefore can't focus all browser windows at the same time. This is problematic when testing focus states. Chrome and Firefoxonly fire FocusEvents when the window is focused. This issue also appears locally. Fixesangular#2903.
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Feb 5, 2017
Are we not able to set the focusmanager.testmode pref? Are you sure this is a problem in chrome too? My tests seem to consistently pass in chrome |
devversion
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Feb 5, 2017
Not really. Chrome does not have such a flag and setting it for Firefox in Saucelabs doesn't seem to be possible. Kristiyan and I have the same problems locally (when not focused). Also IE11 seems to have similar problems on Saucelabs. I think that this approach is be the most reliable one. |
| // On Saucelabs, browsers will run simultaneously and therefore can't focus all browser windows | ||
| // at the same time. This is problematic when testing focus states. Chrome and Firefox | ||
| // only fire FocusEvents when the window is focused. This issue also appears locally. | ||
| let _nativeButtonFocus = buttonElement.focus.bind(buttonElement); |
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can you extract this into a separate method e.g. fixFocus(el: Element)? also both this and dispatchFocusEvent would be good things to put in a separate test utilities directory
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Done. I called it patchElementFocus - also added a comment, so we can move all helpers to a global utility file as in #2902
crisbeto
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Feb 5, 2017
What version of Chrome are you running @mmalerba? I think 56 started aggresively throttling background tabs, which might be what's causing the issue here. |
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On Saucelabs, browsers will run simultaneously and therefore can't focus all browser windows at the same time.
This is problematic when testing focus states. Chrome and Firefoxonly fire FocusEvents when the window is focused. This issue also appears locally.
Also while investigating the
karma-test-shim.jsfile looked very ugly, so I refactored it a bit (ES6 not allowed)Fixes#2903.