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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion .github/workflows/browserstack-3.x.yml
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NODE_VERSION: 20.x
name: ${{ matrix.BROWSER }}
concurrency:
group: ${{ matrix.BROWSER }}
group: ${{ matrix.BROWSER }} - ${{ github.sha }}
timeout-minutes: 30
strategy:
fail-fast: false
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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion .github/workflows/browserstack-git.yml
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Expand Up @@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ jobs:
NODE_VERSION: 20.x
name: ${{ matrix.BROWSER }}
concurrency:
group: ${{ matrix.BROWSER }}
group: ${{ matrix.BROWSER }} - ${{ github.sha }}
timeout-minutes: 30
strategy:
fail-fast: false
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264 changes: 241 additions & 23 deletions test/runner/browsers.js
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// This list is static, so no requests are required
// in the command help menu.

import { getBrowsers } from "./browserstack/api.js";

export const browsers = [
"chrome",
"ie",
"firefox",
"edge",
"safari",
"opera",
"yandex",
"IE Mobile",
"Android Browser",
"Mobile Safari"
];

// A function that can be used to update the above list.
export async function getAvailableBrowsers() {
const browsers = await getBrowsers( { flat: true } );
const available = [ ...new Set( browsers.map( ( { browser } ) => browser ) ) ];
return available;
import chalk from "chalk";
import { getBrowserString } from "./lib/getBrowserString.js";
import {
createWorker,
deleteWorker,
getAvailableSessions
} from "./browserstack/api.js";
import createDriver from "./selenium/createDriver.js";

const workers = Object.create( null );

/**
* Keys are browser strings
* Structure of a worker:
* {
* browser: object // The browser object
* debug: boolean // Stops the worker from being cleaned up when finished
* lastTouch: number // The last time a request was received
* restarts: number // The number of times the worker has been restarted
* options: object // The options to create the worker
* url: string // The URL the worker is on
* quit: function // A function to stop the worker
* }
*/

// Acknowledge the worker within the time limit.
// BrowserStack can take much longer spinning up
// some browsers, such as iOS 15 Safari.
const ACKNOWLEDGE_INTERVAL = 1000;
const ACKNOWLEDGE_TIMEOUT = 60 * 1000 * 5;

const MAX_WORKER_RESTARTS = 5;

// No report after the time limit
// should refresh the worker
const RUN_WORKER_TIMEOUT = 60 * 1000 * 2;

const WORKER_WAIT_TIME = 30000;

// Limit concurrency to 8 by default in selenium
const MAX_SELENIUM_CONCURRENCY = 8;

export async function createBrowserWorker( url, browser, options, restarts = 0 ) {
if ( restarts > MAX_WORKER_RESTARTS ) {
throw new Error(
`Reached the maximum number of restarts for ${ chalk.yellow(
getBrowserString( browser )
) }`
);
}
const { browserstack, debug, headless, runId, tunnelId, verbose } = options;
while ( await maxWorkersReached( options ) ) {
if ( verbose ) {
console.log( "\nWaiting for available sessions..." );
}
await new Promise( ( resolve ) => setTimeout( resolve, WORKER_WAIT_TIME ) );
}

const fullBrowser = getBrowserString( browser );

let worker;

if ( browserstack ) {
worker = await createWorker( {
...browser,
url: encodeURI( url ),
project: "jquery",
build: `Run ${ runId }`,

// This is the maximum timeout allowed
// by BrowserStack. We do this because
// we control the timeout in the runner.
// See https://github.com/browserstack/api/blob/b324a6a5bc1b6052510d74e286b8e1c758c308a7/README.md#timeout300
timeout: 1800,

// Not documented in the API docs,
// but required to make local testing work.
// See https://www.browserstack.com/docs/automate/selenium/manage-multiple-connections#nodejs
"browserstack.local": true,
"browserstack.localIdentifier": tunnelId
} );
worker.quit = () => deleteWorker( worker.id );
} else {
const driver = await createDriver( {
browserName: browser.browser,
headless,
url,
verbose
} );
worker = {
quit: () => driver.quit()
};
}

worker.debug = !!debug;
worker.url = url;
worker.browser = browser;
worker.restarts = restarts;
worker.options = options;
touchBrowser( browser );
workers[ fullBrowser ] = worker;

// Wait for the worker to show up in the list
// before returning it.
return ensureAcknowledged( worker );
}

export function touchBrowser( browser ) {
const fullBrowser = getBrowserString( browser );
const worker = workers[ fullBrowser ];
if ( worker ) {
worker.lastTouch = Date.now();
}
}

export async function setBrowserWorkerUrl( browser, url ) {
const fullBrowser = getBrowserString( browser );
const worker = workers[ fullBrowser ];
if ( worker ) {
worker.url = url;
}
}

export async function restartBrowser( browser ) {
const fullBrowser = getBrowserString( browser );
const worker = workers[ fullBrowser ];
if ( worker ) {
await restartWorker( worker );
}
}

/**
* Checks that all browsers have received
* a response in the given amount of time.
* If not, the worker is restarted.
*/
export async function checkLastTouches() {
for ( const [ fullBrowser, worker ] of Object.entries( workers ) ) {
if ( Date.now() - worker.lastTouch > RUN_WORKER_TIMEOUT ) {
const options = worker.options;
if ( options.verbose ) {
console.log(
`\nNo response from ${ chalk.yellow( fullBrowser ) } in ${
RUN_WORKER_TIMEOUT / 1000 / 60
}min.`
);
}
await restartWorker( worker );
}
}
}

export async function cleanupAllBrowsers( { verbose } ) {
const workersRemaining = Object.values( workers );
const numRemaining = workersRemaining.length;
if ( numRemaining ) {
try {
await Promise.all( workersRemaining.map( ( worker ) => worker.quit() ) );
if ( verbose ) {
console.log(
`Stopped ${ numRemaining } browser${ numRemaining > 1 ? "s" : "" }.`
);
}
} catch ( error ) {

// Log the error, but do not consider the test run failed
console.error( error );
}
}
}

async function maxWorkersReached( {
browserstack,
concurrency = MAX_SELENIUM_CONCURRENCY
} ) {
if ( browserstack ) {
return ( await getAvailableSessions() ) <= 0;
}
return workers.length >= concurrency;
}

async function waitForAck( worker, { fullBrowser, verbose } ) {
delete worker.lastTouch;
return new Promise( ( resolve, reject ) => {
const interval = setInterval( () => {
if ( worker.lastTouch ) {
if ( verbose ) {
console.log( `\n${ fullBrowser } acknowledged.` );
}
clearTimeout( timeout );
clearInterval( interval );
resolve();
}
}, ACKNOWLEDGE_INTERVAL );

const timeout = setTimeout( () => {
clearInterval( interval );
reject(
new Error(
`${ fullBrowser } not acknowledged after ${
ACKNOWLEDGE_TIMEOUT / 1000 / 60
}min.`
)
);
}, ACKNOWLEDGE_TIMEOUT );
} );
}

async function ensureAcknowledged( worker ) {
const fullBrowser = getBrowserString( worker.browser );
const verbose = worker.options.verbose;
try {
await waitForAck( worker, { fullBrowser, verbose } );
return worker;
} catch ( error ) {
console.error( error.message );
await restartWorker( worker );
}
}

async function cleanupWorker( worker, { verbose } ) {
for ( const [ fullBrowser, w ] of Object.entries( workers ) ) {
if ( w === worker ) {
delete workers[ fullBrowser ];
await worker.quit();
if ( verbose ) {
console.log( `\nStopped ${ fullBrowser }.` );
}
return;
}
}
}

async function restartWorker( worker ) {
await cleanupWorker( worker, worker.options );
await createBrowserWorker(
worker.url,
worker.browser,
worker.options,
worker.restarts + 1
);
}
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