waitUntil() has been updated to accept multiple calls and concatenate them into Promise.all().
activation does not fail any more even if the promise(s) passed to waitUntil() reject.
Update web-platform-tests expected data
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The config files under testing/config/mozharness were created so that certain mozharness options
such as test harness arguments could ride the trees, simplifying a lot of logic in mozharness.
But now that mozharness itself is in-tree, these configs no longer serve any purpose. Instead
they are merged into the main configs at testing/mozharness/configs.
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Most of the time the default is to close the browser after tests run. And that can be overridden with
--keep-open. But in some corner cases, the default is to leave the browser open after tests have run.
In these cases, it is not currently possible to override.
This patch allows the syntax --keep-open or --keep-open=false, the latter overrides the edge case
default.
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Whilst it is not a goal for the Marionette protocol to be fully compatible
with WebDriver due to the different transport mechanisms, bug 1153822
adjusts the Marionette protocol closer to what is prescribed in the
WebDriver specification.
This patch adds support for the new protocol (level or version 2)
to the Python bindings with backwards compatibility for the earlier,
existing protocol (1).
r=jgriffin
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This required moving the custom mozharness configs out of the builder image
(which puts them in ~, where mozharness no longer looks) and moving them into
mozharness itself.
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rename : testing/docker/desktop-build/configs/disable_signing.py => testing/mozharness/configs/disable_signing.py
rename : testing/docker/desktop-build/configs/platform_supports_post_upload_to_latest.py => testing/mozharness/configs/platform_supports_post_upload_to_latest.py
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The config files under testing/config/mozharness were created so that certain mozharness options
such as test harness arguments could ride the trees, simplifying a lot of logic in mozharness.
But now that mozharness itself is in-tree, these configs no longer serve any purpose. Instead
they are merged into the main configs at testing/mozharness/configs.
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The spec for getRegistration() and getRegistrations() states:
"Resolve promise with a ServiceWorkerRegistration object, setting its
service worker client to service worker client, which represents
registration."
indicating a new ServiceWorkerRegistration is created per call. The existing
Blink test depends on Blink's implementation detail which caches the
registration.
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The second test, which checks for NetworkError is incorrect.
[[Update]] step 12 states:
"If response is a network error or response's status is not in the range 200 to 299, then:
1. Reject p with a TypeError."
which specifically converts the NetworkError (due to 404) to a TypeError.
Also fixes controller-on-reload.https.html
Update web-platform-tests expected data
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