'should allow me to mark items as complete', 'should allow me to un-mark items as complete', 'should hide other controls when editing', 'should remove the item if an empty text string was entered', 'should display the current number of todo items', 'should remove completed items when clicked', 'should be hidden when there are no items that are completed', // make sure the app had a chance to save updated todos in storage, // before navigating to a new view, otherwise the items can get lost :(, 'should allow me to display active items', 'should allow me to display completed items', 'should highlight the currently applied filter', . I have managed to switch to some friendlier selectors based on the best practices. @aslushnikov I should be able to get some time to try that today. before npm ci and npx playwright install --with-deps to get it to work. JupiterOne/playwright-aws-lambda#27 (comment). I am runing code on aws lambda. However, since the Linux VM that I am using in Azure doesn't have a GUI, the codegen method or 'trace recording' method won't work. ; target <string> A selector to search for an element to drop onto. Sign up for a free GitHub account to open an issue and contact its maintainers and the community. Sure! Please see added pictures: For example: I have other code I am using for this, but I was able to reproduce the issue with the default example tests provided here that Playwright provides when downloading it. Log_AWS_03012021.zip. By clicking Sign up for GitHub, you agree to our terms of service and Before: Sign in ", " at /opt/nodejs/node_modules/playwright-core/lib/client/waiter.js:40:51", " at async Waiter.waitForPromise (/opt/nodejs/node_modules/playwright-core/lib/client/waiter.js:48:28)", " at async Page.waitForEvent (/opt/nodejs/node_modules/playwright-core/lib/client/page.js:306:24)", " at async Promise.all (index 0)", " at async Runtime.exports.handler (/var/task/index.js:21:26)" ] }, Please find attached log file. This is a fine practice, however all the build artifacts have to be re-built inside container. Browser DevTools to inspect selectors with the DevTools element panel.. Have a question about this project? I will hopefully be able to try today (busy day). I can see the download logs and network activity logs as below: The download was completed but I did not receive the completion callback. Could you please run with DEBUG=pw:api,pw:browser* environment variable and post the logs here? What I did: I am also trying to run tests in a CI environment with the Playwright 1.22.2-focal docker container bind mounting the source directory, and experiencing this same issue. Is there a specific way to look for this? For example, to remove the limit you should add: The setDefaultNavigationTimeout method available on a created page of Puppeteer allows you to define the timeout of the tab and expects as first argument, the value in milliseconds. I have proxy in place but not sure why Im seeing this issue. So it hasn't been really clear for me. Because the page is loading multiple dependent scripts, I suspect one of them does not finish loading in the 30 sec time frame, causing the load event to not be fired. @osmenia Hey just wanted to let you know that I tested with playwright 1.4 and it is working for me if you want to try that out, @jknooks583 How did you do test? I don't think it's takes more than 30 seconds to load the page so randomly (they usually can be loaded within 3 seconds or so) either way. Im seeing error page.goto: net::ERR_TUNNEL_CONNECTION_FAILED using my company URL. everybody: Lots of things have landed to Firefox to address this and other issues. I realized that, since I am using the Playwright Docker image, I had a lot of redundant script lines. Code also works fine on AWS Lambda with playwright-code 1.0.2 but with playwright-code 1.3.0 does not (TimeoutError). So something's up with the events on lambda. playwright._impl._api_types.TimeoutError: Timeout 30000ms exceeded, https://playwright.dev/python/docs/selectors#best-practices, https://playwright.dev/python/docs/trace-viewer. later to generate a package-lock.json file, then try again. In this case TeamCity checks out the code with the BuildAgent user permissions. Looking at playwright-aws-lambda's built-in chromium, it seems to be 8 months old. Sign in The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: Thanks @yuis-ice. [BUG] Error - page.goto: Timeout 30000ms exceeded, 'https://github.com/microsoft/playwright/'. Also, would your recommend we not mount the source folder inside the container? This is where the "mcr.microsoft.com/playwright:v1.22.0-focal" line gets put. It ran the first three tests before ignoring the rest (whereas before it only ran the first one). We can continue the discussion here or feel free to create a new issue. It does not work on aws lambda with playwright-core 1.3.0, but with PLW 1.0.2 works fine. @osmenia I do not know much about aws lambda environment, but it seems that playwright-aws-lambda does some unzipping of Chromium binary to /tmp/chromium. I added {waitUntil: 'domcontentloaded'} to the goto and still I get the same result. I'll see if I can isolate it more. Already on GitHub? " at Page.waitForEvent (/opt/node_modules/playwright-core/lib/helper.js:80:31)". I didn't find anything regarding this on the BugZilla. I just downgraded to 1.0.2 and it worked both locally and on lambda. Try with Playwright Version 1.0.2, you can try this: I am running my tests on TeamCity. /root/.npm/_logs/2022-07-13T17_51_10_047Z-debug-0.log To be honest, i do not know how to run DEBUG=pw:api,pw:browser* on aws. Have a question about this project? there is problem with page.waitForEvent("download") in playwright-code 1.3.0. page.waitForEvent("download") works fine with playwright-code 1.0.2 but with playwright-code 1.3.0 does not. Please create a new issue with a detailed reproducible or feature request if you still face issues. /opt/buildagent/temp/agentTmp/docker-wrapper-4487303948225419876.sh, docker run --rm -w /opt/buildagent/work/6f7a18f2c8f56a5c/PolicyTechAutomationTests --label jetbrains.teamcity.buildId=107566 --network host --ipc=host -v. You signed in with another tab or window. What is your Playwright version? @dgozman Thank you for your help! Thanks @KenjiTakahashi for your research. That line in my code (which is different than the code pasted here) is: test.beforeAll(async ({ browser }) => { If there are multiple elements satisfying the selector, the first will be used. The first is npm ci and the second is npx playwright test tests/smoketestshould.spec.ts --project=firefox But it looks like something is wrong in the TeamCity configuration. After: When I run the same process in my local machine, I am able to see the final loaded page. That is where I run the npm ci and npx playwright test tests/smoketestshould.spec.ts --project=firefox commands. I have managed to switch to some friendlier selectors based on the best practices. to your account. I am using environment variables to dictate the browser and device. @aslushnikov Your check does indeed work fine for me as well. Is there any workaround for that at the moment? Getting the same issue when binding a volume containing the node_modules folder. await page.setDefaultNavigationTimeout (60000); There must sth else going on with our config. The documentation does not specify needing it. Could you please try it out with canary version? The following snippet shows how you can do it in a real example: // Make sure the list now has two todo items. I came up with the second approach to check if the on download event is emitted, which isn't. Is there any other method to look at this problem? Earlier I included the pull and run commands used in TeamCity. I have a project due, very soon, so any urgent help would be really appreciated. Assuming the same code works locally to log you in, and without changing it, it gets stuck in CI on the Auth0 screen, it is most likely Auth0's servers blocking the authentication (perhaps based on IP address or some other signal). Sth wrong with how Firefox handles files in bind mounted dirs? That is my fault for misunderstanding. In the shell script we cd'd into the working directory and did the install command. I'll close this for now since it doesn't seem to be a Playwright bug. It works! If not, I can try it tomorrow. When the build runs, it gives this output: After that, assume it runs the npm ci and npx playwright test tests/smoketestshould.spec.ts --project=firefox in the mcr.microsoft.com/playwright:v1.22.0-focal container it set up. ", "trace": [ "TimeoutError: Timeout while waiting for event \"download\"", "Note: use DEBUG=pw:api environment variable and rerun to capture Playwright logs. ], Good to know, @KenjiTakahashi. TimeoutError: Timeout exceeded while waiting for event after click on button in autotest 0 System.TimeoutException : Timeout 30000ms exceeded Playwright with .net 5 core application "Note: use DEBUG=pw:api environment variable and rerun to capture Playwright logs. I'm going to close this issue for now, but please comment back once you find out more, and/or re-open as necessary. According to TeamCity documentation, it runs those two commands in the Docker container: I ran the tests a few times and they worked just fine. @aslushnikov Installing from inside the container does not fix the issue for me. I've tried running firefox -headless -screenshot on the same setup and it worked fine every time. By clicking Sign up for GitHub, you agree to our terms of service and I think the one thing missing from what you tried (unless I am reading it wrong) would be the absence of TeamCity. Using the same example project code from npm init, but removed node_modules and package*json. The default in puppeteer timeout is 30 seconds. Sign in Run an install with npm@5 or Playwright will throw a timeout exception like locator.click: Timeout 30000ms exceeded when an element does not exist on the page. If (for this same test) I change the variables to "chromium" and "Desktop Chrome" then the tests pass. Thanks. There are multiple ways of debugging selectors: Playwright Inspector to step over each Playwright API call to inspect the page. Error: It makes me wonder if there is something about the authentication that is stopping the page from loading? As I said, I am pretty new to this. @aslushnikov I just tried it and got the following error when running in TeamCity: I'm also seeing this problem, but only when running inside Docker container. [BUG] Playwright-core - Timeout while waiting for event \"download\"\nNote: "https://file-examples.com/index.php/sample-documents-download/sample-xls-download/". I can successfully make my way through three sequential page requests, but can't get the field I need on the third page. Everybody: I see you all mount the source folder inside the container. It would be nice to get that fixed so we can go back to having a working directory and two simple build/run commands. Closing as part of the triage process since it seemed stale. However, I get the following error when trying to run them in Firefox: Time spent by the test function, fixtures, beforeEach and afterEach hooks is included in the test timeout. npm-shrinkwrap.json with lockfileVersion >= 1. If we do though, I don't see this as needing to stay open. kicked docker container and installed Playwright Test inside. Copied the test suite from [BUG] Timeout of 30000ms exceeded while running fixture "browser" setup. Then there is the "Run step within Docker container:" area. Sign up for a free GitHub account to open an issue and contact its maintainers and the community. You need to put it inside your playwright.config.ts inside the use block. This seems like an AWS lambda specific issue. at /opt/buildagent/work/6f7a18f2c8f56a5c/PolicyTechAutomationTests/tests/smoketestshould.spec.ts:94:6 [BUG] UnhandledPromiseRejectionWarning: page.goto: Timeout 30000ms exceeded, // error here, randomly; in the log, /home/yuis/pg/playwright/tmp.js:27 is here. @aslushnikov OK, I was able to take a look at it. I am trying to understand how Auth0 could be blocking my device to log in but haven't had much luck so far. I discovered the Locator, and that was able to find the . ", I am using the following code on my Windows machine and it gives me the exact output I need. Maybe more detailed logs would help us, if you are willing to run again with. I removed the environment variables, had three projects (one for each browser types) and indicated the project in the TeamCity settings. I will let you know what I find. P.S. do you think I would need to add npm I to the run command after it pulls the Playwright Docker image? Basically, in TeamCity we removed the working directory. Apparently, when the playwright script is run through npx/npm it assumes the user role of whoever owns the directory from where it is run. So adding npm i won't change anything. following error log message I get sometimes, usually at a first "page.goto" line. Action: It looks to me like it's somehow related to tests code and/or node_modules being inside a mounted volume. I think the one thing missing from what you tried (unless I am reading it wrong) would be the absence of TeamCity. Looks like something else going on. So, should what I am doing work, or am I also supposed to put an npm i somewhere else as well? You signed in with another tab or window. I'm writing an Electron app to scrape a web page using Playwright. I have a Linux VM with a TeamCity build agent Docker container. However, since the Linux VM that I am using in Azure doesn't have a GUI, the codegen method or 'trace recording' method won't work. Thanks @rwoll for the quick reply. " at ProgressController.run (/opt/node_modules/playwright-core/lib/progress.js:71:30)", For me does not work :(, This is result: Have a question about this project? osmenia changed the title [BUG] Playwright-core - page.waitForEvent: Timeout 30000ms exceeded [BUG] Playwright-core - Timeout while waiting for event \"download\"\nNote: Jan 3, 2021 Copy link Author Well occasionally send you account related emails. Screenshot is blank empty white screen. The css selectors I've tried do not find the field. There are three parts in TeamCity that may be relevant here. The first is the shell script. If we shouldn't need to use chown root ., then it still remains an issue. I'll try the solution provided on that issuecomment as well, but I'll have to look a bit deeper into docker-lambda thing. // Assert the toggle all is checked again. Can you help me reproduce this? Well occasionally send you account related emails. To test it further, I used commands like page.wait_for_url() and page.wait_for_load_state(), but it always times out. It could be that Auth0 is blocking you from logging in on that device. We did it and it is working ok. By the way: we were at the 1.21 - we changed to the 1.22 and npm i. I am not sure I understand (I am pretty new to this ). @rwoll , I tried the trace method and it works well with the CI. I am testing playwright-core with AWS lambda. Here is code: run with param: process.env.DEBUG = 'pw:api,pw:browser,pw:protocol'**, { "errorType": "TimeoutError", "errorMessage": "Timeout while waiting for event \"download\"\nNote: use DEBUG=pw:api environment variable and rerun to capture Playwright logs. I tried a change to see how it would react. In there, I can type additions to the docker run command (such as --network host or --ipc=host). Code is working fine when running locally but not when deployed via serverless deploy: @dgozman Yes, Code works locally fine. The same timeout value also applies to beforeAll and afterAll hooks, but they do not share time with any test. (The trace was created to help debug CI failures.). @eatonjl thank you for sharing the screenshot, your setup seems legit to me. To use custom timeouts, you can use the setDefaultNavigationTimeout and setDefaultTimeout methods or the timeout property in the options parameter. The wait time in all cases is specified in milliseconds. privacy statement. Well occasionally send you account related emails. @aslushnikov, well, bummer, I thought I just had. Playwright Test enforces a timeout for each test, 30 seconds by default. The error was: "Password: su: Authentication failure" But why that is, I can't really tell. See working with selectors for more details. Sign up for a free GitHub account to open an issue and contact its maintainers and the community. So far, the tests run fine in Chromium and Safari. Sign up for a free GitHub account to open an issue and contact its maintainers and the community. A complete log of this run can be found in: Are you saying I should replace npm ci with npm I in the build step in TeamCity?
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