Re^4: Chrome freezes on windows when opened with WWW::Mechanize::Chrome

That shouldn't happen - can you please run the hanging test in isolation and with verbose output? The following steps should make the test output lots (and lots) of information:

cpanm --look WWW::Mechanize::Chrome
perl Makefile.PL
set TEST_LOG_LEVEL=trace
perl -Ilib t/50-gh63-encode-response-content.t
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Re^5: Chrome freezes on windows when opened with WWW::Mechanize::Chrome by Bod (Priest) on Oct 19, 2021 at 23:43 UTC
can you please run the hanging test in isolation and with verbose output Certainly - I've run this on two separate machines and I get the same result... It hangs at the end of the output and doesn't return to a command promt. UPDATE: Something in the output is screwing up the rendering. It was OK in preview mode but doesn't display properly... So - Find It Here Hope this is helpful.	[reply]
Re^6: Chrome freezes on windows when opened with WWW::Mechanize::Chrome by Corion (Patriarch) on Oct 20, 2021 at 17:06 UTC
Thanks for posting the log! Looking at it, there is some redirect loop going on that I don't hit when I'm testing - that's one of the drawbacks of running tests against external servers... I don't see a good/quick fix, but as the test suite progresses somewhat, it seems sane to force-install the module, skipping the test suite. I'll look at rewriting the test using only local resources so it doesn't trip with the next (regional) behaviour change.	[reply]
Re^7: Chrome freezes on windows when opened with WWW::Mechanize::Chrome by Bod (Priest) on Oct 20, 2021 at 21:47 UTC
Thanks for posting the log! No problem at all...thanks for creating what looks like an extremely useful module! that's one of the drawbacks of running tests against external servers... Yes - when I wrote the tests for Business::Stripe::WebCheckout, I tried to get it to connect to my server during testing with dummy public and private keys. Although the test server gave the right response to a browser, it always failed when the Perl tests tried to access it. The required code for testing mode is still in the module... choroba helpfully shared a blog over on Re^5: [RFC] Module code and POD for CPAN - Testing and test file That blog is a bit beyond me at present so I had planned to go back and revisit Business::Stripe::WebCheckout. I have not done that yet and really should. Perhaps there is a need for a module to help with testing modules that need to connect to external services?	[reply]


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