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test timed out every time #59

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lefttree opened this issue Aug 27, 2013 · 2 comments
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test timed out every time #59

lefttree opened this issue Aug 27, 2013 · 2 comments

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@lefttree
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Hi,
My test return a Error "agent timed out" every time even when I only test a simple html file with one paragraph.
Please give me some guidance about this issue. Thanks

@reid
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reid commented Aug 27, 2013

Hi @lefttree! Yeti is used to capture the results of automated tests. If no tests are found on the page, the page will eventually time out.

Yeti can capture results from YUI Test, QUnit, Jasmine, Dojo Objective Harness, or Mocha with Expect.js assertions. An example of using QUnit can be found here:

https://github.com/yui/yeti/blob/96b9c91531dadda76b264739529fd20cc56045b5/test/functional/fixture/qunit.html

Keep in mind you'll need to change QUnit's JS and CSS paths for this example to work. You can download them both from http://qunitjs.com/.

@lefttree
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Oh, Thank you for your reply! So yeti is used when we are running other
tests like YUI test, and it only captures those results. I get it, thank
you.

On Tue, Aug 27, 2013 at 3:10 PM, Reid Burke notifications@github.comwrote:

Hi @lefttree https://github.com/lefttree! Yeti is used to capture the
results of automated tests. If no tests are found on the page, the page
will eventually time out.

Yeti can capture results from YUI Test, QUnit, Jasmine, Dojo Objective
Harness, or Mocha with Expect.js assertions. An example of using QUnit can
be found here:

https://github.com/yui/yeti/blob/96b9c91531dadda76b264739529fd20cc56045b5/test/functional/fixture/qunit.html

Keep in mind you'll need to change QUnit's JS and CSS paths for this
example to work. You can download them both from http://qunitjs.com/.


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