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Stephen McGruerandBoris Zbarsky f5d971acaa Bug 1610938 [wpt PR 21354] - Replace some "assert_throws(new FooError(), stuff)" calls with assert_throws_js, a=testonly
Automatic update from web-platform-tests
Replace some "assert_throws(new FooError(), stuff)" calls with assert_throws_js. (#21354)

This diff was generated by running:

  find . -type f -print0 | xargs -0 perl -pi -e 'BEGIN { $/ = undef; } s/assert_throws\(([ \n]*)new ([A-Za-z]*Error) *\(\) *(, *.)/assert_throws_js(\1\2\3/gs'

and then:

1) Manually adjusting fullscreen/rendering/fullscreen-pseudo-class-support.html
to test for the right sort of exceptions ("SyntaxError" DOMException, not a JS
SyntaxError).

2) Manually adjusting performance-timeline/po-observe-type.any.js to test for
the right sort of exceptions ("SyntaxError" DOMException, not a JS
SyntaxError).

3) Manually adjusting performance-timeline/po-observe.any.js to test for
the right sort of exceptions ("SyntaxError" DOMException, not a JS
SyntaxError).

4) Manually adjusting user-timing/mark_exceptions.html to test for the right
sort of exceptions ("SyntaxError" DOMException, not a JS SyntaxError).

5) Manually adjusting user-timing/measure_syntax_err.any.js to test for the right
sort of exceptions ("SyntaxError" DOMException, not a JS SyntaxError).

6) Manually adjusting domxpath/lexical-structure.html to test for a
"SyntaxError" DOMException, since that's what all browsers throw and there is no
clear spec for this.

7) Manually adjusting workers/constructors/Worker/Worker-constructor.html to
test for the right sort of exceptions ("SyntaxError" DOMException, not a JS
SyntaxError).

8) Backing out the changes to resources/idlharness.js because some tests pass
objects from a different window to it, and we end up with the wrong TypeError
constructor in those cases.

This does affect indentation poorly in cases when the first arg was on the same
line as the assert_throws, there was a newline after the ',' after the first
arg, and the following args were lined up with the first arg.  Fixing that,
especially when there are multiple lines after the first arg, is not trivial
with a regexp.

Co-authored-by: Boris Zbarsky <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Stephen McGruer <[email protected]>

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wpt-commits: 2c5c3c4c27d27a419c1fdba3e9879c2d22037074
wpt-pr: 21354
2020-01-27 15:35:57 +00:00

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/**
* Each test is run twice: once using etag/If-None-Match and once with
* date/If-Modified-Since. Each test run gets its own URL and randomized
* content and operates independently.
*
* The test steps are run with request_cache.length fetch requests issued
* and their immediate results sanity-checked. The cache.py server script
* stashes an entry containing any If-None-Match, If-Modified-Since, Pragma,
* and Cache-Control observed headers for each request it receives. When
* the test fetches have run, this state is retrieved from cache.py and the
* expected_* lists are checked, including their length.
*
* This means that if a request_* fetch is expected to hit the cache and not
* touch the network, then there will be no entry for it in the expect_*
* lists. AKA (request_cache.length - expected_validation_headers.length)
* should equal the number of cache hits that didn't touch the network.
*
* Test dictionary keys:
* - state: required string that determines whether the Expires response for
* the fetched document should be set in the future ("fresh") or past
* ("stale").
* - vary: optional string to be passed to the server for it to quote back
* in a Vary header on the response to us.
* - cache_control: optional string to be passed to the server for it to
* quote back in a Cache-Control header on the response to us.
* - redirect: optional string "same-origin" or "cross-origin". If
* provided, the server will issue an absolute redirect to the script on
* the same or a different origin, as appropriate. The redirected
* location is the script with the redirect parameter removed, so the
* content/state/etc. will be as if you hadn't specified a redirect.
* - request_cache: required array of cache modes to use (via `cache`).
* - request_headers: optional array of explicit fetch `headers` arguments.
* If provided, the server will log an empty dictionary for each request
* instead of the request headers it would normally log.
* - response: optional array of specialized response handling. Right now,
* "error" array entries indicate a network error response is expected
* which will reject with a TypeError.
* - expected_validation_headers: required boolean array indicating whether
* the server should have seen an If-None-Match/If-Modified-Since header
* in the request.
* - expected_no_cache_headers: required boolean array indicating whether
* the server should have seen Pragma/Cache-control:no-cache headers in
* the request.
* - expected_max_age_headers: optional boolean array indicating whether
* the server should have seen a Cache-Control:max-age=0 header in the
* request.
*/
var now = new Date();
function base_path() {
return location.pathname.replace(/\/[^\/]*$/, '/');
}
function make_url(uuid, id, value, content, info) {
var dates = {
fresh: new Date(now.getFullYear() + 1, now.getMonth(), now.getDay()).toGMTString(),
stale: new Date(now.getFullYear() - 1, now.getMonth(), now.getDay()).toGMTString(),
};
var vary = "";
if ("vary" in info) {
vary = "&vary=" + info.vary;
}
var cache_control = "";
if ("cache_control" in info) {
cache_control = "&cache_control=" + info.cache_control;
}
var redirect = "";
var ignore_request_headers = "";
if ("request_headers" in info) {
// Ignore the request headers that we send since they may be synthesized by the test.
ignore_request_headers = "&ignore";
}
var url_sans_redirect = "resources/cache.py?token=" + uuid +
"&content=" + content +
"&" + id + "=" + value +
"&expires=" + dates[info.state] +
vary + cache_control + ignore_request_headers;
// If there's a redirect, the target is the script without any redirect at
// either the same domain or a different domain.
if ("redirect" in info) {
var host_info = get_host_info();
var origin;
switch (info.redirect) {
case "same-origin":
origin = host_info['HTTP_ORIGIN'];
break;
case "cross-origin":
origin = host_info['HTTP_REMOTE_ORIGIN'];
break;
}
var redirected_url = origin + base_path() + url_sans_redirect;
return url_sans_redirect + "&redirect=" + encodeURIComponent(redirected_url);
} else {
return url_sans_redirect;
}
}
function expected_status(type, identifier, init) {
if (type == "date" &&
init.headers &&
init.headers["If-Modified-Since"] == identifier) {
// The server will respond with a 304 in this case.
return [304, "Not Modified"];
}
return [200, "OK"];
}
function expected_response_text(type, identifier, init, content) {
if (type == "date" &&
init.headers &&
init.headers["If-Modified-Since"] == identifier) {
// The server will respond with a 304 in this case.
return "";
}
return content;
}
function server_state(uuid) {
return fetch("resources/cache.py?querystate&token=" + uuid)
.then(function(response) {
return response.text();
}).then(function(text) {
// null will be returned if the server never received any requests
// for the given uuid. Normalize that to an empty list consistent
// with our representation.
return JSON.parse(text) || [];
});
}
function make_test(type, info) {
return function(test) {
var uuid = token();
var identifier = (type == "tag" ? Math.random() : now.toGMTString());
var content = Math.random().toString();
var url = make_url(uuid, type, identifier, content, info);
var fetch_functions = [];
for (var i = 0; i < info.request_cache.length; ++i) {
fetch_functions.push(function(idx) {
var init = {cache: info.request_cache[idx]};
if ("request_headers" in info) {
init.headers = info.request_headers[idx];
}
if (init.cache === "only-if-cached") {
// only-if-cached requires we use same-origin mode.
init.mode = "same-origin";
}
return fetch(url, init)
.then(function(response) {
if ("response" in info && info.response[idx] === "error") {
assert_true(false, "fetch should have been an error");
return;
}
assert_array_equals([response.status, response.statusText],
expected_status(type, identifier, init));
return response.text();
}).then(function(text) {
assert_equals(text, expected_response_text(type, identifier, init, content));
}, function(reason) {
if ("response" in info && info.response[idx] === "error") {
assert_throws_js(TypeError, function() { throw reason; });
} else {
throw reason;
}
});
});
}
var i = 0;
function run_next_step() {
if (fetch_functions.length) {
return fetch_functions.shift()(i++)
.then(run_next_step);
} else {
return Promise.resolve();
}
}
return run_next_step()
.then(function() {
// Now, query the server state
return server_state(uuid);
}).then(function(state) {
var expectedState = [];
info.expected_validation_headers.forEach(function (validate) {
if (validate) {
if (type == "tag") {
expectedState.push({"If-None-Match": '"' + identifier + '"'});
} else {
expectedState.push({"If-Modified-Since": identifier});
}
} else {
expectedState.push({});
}
});
for (var i = 0; i < info.expected_no_cache_headers.length; ++i) {
if (info.expected_no_cache_headers[i]) {
expectedState[i]["Pragma"] = "no-cache";
expectedState[i]["Cache-Control"] = "no-cache";
}
}
if ("expected_max_age_headers" in info) {
for (var i = 0; i < info.expected_max_age_headers.length; ++i) {
if (info.expected_max_age_headers[i]) {
expectedState[i]["Cache-Control"] = "max-age=0";
}
}
}
assert_equals(state.length, expectedState.length);
for (var i = 0; i < state.length; ++i) {
for (var header in state[i]) {
assert_equals(state[i][header], expectedState[i][header]);
delete expectedState[i][header];
}
for (var header in expectedState[i]) {
assert_false(header in state[i]);
}
}
});
};
}
function run_tests(tests)
{
tests.forEach(function(info) {
promise_test(make_test("tag", info), info.name + " with Etag and " + info.state + " response");
promise_test(make_test("date", info), info.name + " with Last-Modified and " + info.state + " response");
});
}