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Make WebGL jasmine tests run consistently across machines #241

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More info in #240 and specifically in #240 (comment)

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etpinard commented on Jun 13, 2016

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Making our gl jasmine test work on CircleCI is getting more and more critical.

I'll give it a shot this at some point this week. I'm hoping that using xvfb in a similar way to this project will get us close.

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etpinard commented on Sep 30, 2016

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might be of interest.

So maybe using Chromium + karma on CircleCI with a few extra flags would work.

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etpinard commented on Mar 7, 2017

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As per issues

a karma-based solution should be made possible in the not-so-far future.

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etpinard commented on Mar 7, 2017

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I think I'm on to something here

https://gist.github.com/etpinard/f328c38536360ff37c0de62172c01617

This thing

https://github.com/CodeYellowBV/run-headless-chromium

might be exactly what we need.


WebGL jasmine tests on CI by week's end? Maybe ... see the run-headless-chromium branch.

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        Make WebGL jasmine tests run consistently across machines · Issue #241 · plotly/plotly.js