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by londons_explore
1601 days ago
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I think it's possible to write tests in selinium which are time-independant... Eg. "Wait for element #foo to exist". You can also give the browser a virtual clock so that you can use time based timeouts and give every test a timeout of 3 hours, but those 3 hours only take milliseconds in real time. That approach gets CPU expensive if your site has any background polling scripts or animation, because obviously the animation will end up animating a lot during the test! |
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Yes, this is what I've done but the elements non-deterministically do or do not appear according to selenium, and then the wait times out. This happens for dozens of tests across dozens of pages with no issue with manual use, so something fishy is going on.