This adds the file and fixes the path to make the test run. We do not support
performance timing on workers yet. I filed Bug 1203749 for that.
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This adds the file and fixes the path to make the test run. We do not support
performance timing on workers yet. I filed Bug 1203749 for that.
Update web-platform-tests expected data
This commit does several things:
1. Change to https so the test does not fail due to security exceptions.
2. Change function service_worker_unregister to get around the "getRegistration() matches most specific registration" issue by matching exact scope.
3. Uses the URL object for the "absolute" test instead of relying on server substitution since it achieves the same thing.
4. Allows fragments in the scriptURL since I cannot find anything in the spec preventing this. I have filed https://github.com/slightlyoff/ServiceWorker/issues/742 to resolve this.
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This makes sure the test does not timeout. Due to the way the test is written,
failures are reported on the console rather than immediately failing the test,
which was leading to the timeouts. I have commented in Bug 1130685 to re-enable
these.
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This test seems to work on central but fails due to a timing issue where the
channel may receive the message before the with_iframe() call resolves the next
promise to set the global variable `frame`. This patch tweaks the test to
resolve a promise instead when the test is done and then wait on the
with_iframe() promise and the test promise.
Update web-platform-tests expected data
This commit does several things:
1. Change to https so the test does not fail due to security exceptions.
2. Change function service_worker_unregister to get around the "getRegistration() matches most specific registration" issue by matching exact scope.
3. Uses the URL object for the "absolute" test instead of relying on server substitution since it achieves the same thing.
4. Allows fragments in the scriptURL since I cannot find anything in the spec preventing this. I have filed https://github.com/slightlyoff/ServiceWorker/issues/742 to resolve this.
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According to the JSON RFC [1] the official mime type is "application/json". If
we do not send this, Gecko will not fire the onload event for a frame trying to
load such a URL but will instead load an error page.
Several service worker tests rely on loading 'fake' iframes that 404 but
contribute to the progress of the test by watching for the onload event.
These tests are fixed by this patch.
[1]: http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc4627.txt
Standard scope comparison stuff for the most part. Added <body> tag so
document.body.appendChild() in with_iframe() works. I had to add a simple 404
script because <iframe> apparently only fires the onload event if the
content-type was text/plain or text/html but our test harness delivers JSON by
default leading to timeouts.
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