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fix: handle open handles from inside tests #6263

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@thymikee found this one before the tweet storm yesterday 😅

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const stacks = new Set();

const uniqueErrors = formatted.filter(handle => {
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this whole filter is really hairy. ideas?

The thought is to avoid 2 stack traces pointing to the same thing:
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Any difference about Timeout and TIMERWRAP?

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IDK. TIMEWRAP is a libuv thing, that's what I got from googling it. I don't think it really matters, they point to the same thing

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Or maybe we can just ditch the filtering?

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@cpojer wanted to filter out the dupe

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Can you just add a comment about the dupes? Should be good enough

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done

@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ function promisifyLifeCycleFunction(originalFn, env) {

// We make *all* functions async and run `done` right away if they
// didn't return a promise.
const asyncFn = function(done) {
const asyncJestLifecycle = function(done) {
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this seemed easiest 🤷‍♂️

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LGTM

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Some weird errors happening on Node 10

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SimenB commented May 25, 2018

Yeah, node 10.2.0 is messed up. nodejs/node#20921

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SimenB commented May 27, 2018

I need to fix this for circus

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SimenB commented May 27, 2018

@aaronabramov I added a second commit attempting to fix this for circus, but I still get some jest internals I don't care about. Current results is this:
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Ideas on how to detect just stuff created in user code, and avoid the recursive calls circus itself does?

if (error.stack.includes('Runtime.requireModule')) {
if (
error.stack.includes('Runtime.requireModule') ||
(error.stack.includes('callAsyncCircusFn') &&
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shouldn't this be || instead of &&?

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I pushed a new commit extracting this into a function where I think the logic (that doesn't really work...) is easier to follow

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wouldn't this always be triggered from somewhere in user's code though?
i'm not familiar with the whole error handling process and probably don't understand what's happening :(


// E.g. timeouts might give multiple traces to the same line of code
// This hairy filtering tries to remove entries with duplicate stack traces
const uniqueErrors = formatted.filter(handle => {
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should we exatract this into a separate module?
i a little worried about introducing so much complex logic right in index.js :P

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yeah, I can extract it

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done now

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SimenB commented May 27, 2018

wouldn't this always be triggered from somewhere in user's code though?

Basically, we track absolutely everything async happening in the process. But a lot of async stuff is expected such as triggering describes and its (creates promises), so we should filter out those false positives so that we're only left with async stuff the user initiated

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@SimenB can we attach an extra flag to it when we trigger them?
like pass an asyncError with circus_internal = true?

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thymikee commented Aug 8, 2018

@SimenB internal promises should be resolved after #6716 is merged, right?

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SimenB commented Aug 8, 2018

Good point, that might actually solve my issue. That's awesome. I'll rebase after it lands 🙂

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thymikee commented Aug 8, 2018

@SimenB, just merged #6716

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SimenB commented Aug 9, 2018

Rebased, and looks good locally

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SimenB commented Aug 9, 2018

The dot reporter should include the normal summary as well... The test passes locally, no idea why it fails on CI.

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SimenB commented Aug 9, 2018

Hmm, for some reason this timeout is reported on CI, but not locally: https://github.com/facebook/jest/blob/c0819fc0c39dc3e7bc20513963678894e5bae6ab/packages/jest-circus/src/utils.js#L175-L178

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SimenB commented Aug 9, 2018

why-is-node-running removes TimerWrap, so I'll just do the same here.

https://github.com/mafintosh/why-is-node-running/blob/8f7908d31bd24b485cce218ce5552b8c75f24010/index.js#L10

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SimenB commented Aug 9, 2018

Green! 🎉

This reverts commit 176a9c1.
@SimenB SimenB merged commit 0099f07 into jestjs:master Aug 9, 2018
@SimenB SimenB deleted the open-handles-in-test branch August 9, 2018 13:48
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thymikee commented Aug 9, 2018

🎉

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