I am using Firefox add-on HAR export trigger for test automation with Robotframework/Selenium. The test basically navigates to a web page and greps the exported har files for some expression. The test sometimes fails.
In those cases, I noticed that there are far less requests (about 20) in the har file than on the network tab of the browser window used by the test case (about 70). If I export those requests manually after the test case has stopped, all requests are exported as expected.
So I guess, something is interrupting the export function (although no other page is opened and the browser is not closed). I could use a dumb Sleep
but is there a smarter way for the test client to check if exporting is still in progress? Some JS call maybe or a callback?
I tried to wait for a specific number of export files to exist, but that does not work reliably.
I've seen a parameter like devtools.netmonitor.har.jsonpCallback
but don't how to use it. My settings are
("devtools.netmonitor.enabled", true);
("devtools.netmonitor.har.compress", false);
("devtools.netmonitor.har.defaultFileName", "Autoexport_%y%m%d_%H%M%S");
("devtools.netmonitor.har.defaultLogDir", <somepath>);
("devtools.netmonitor.har.enableAutoExportToFile", true);
("devtools.netmonitor.har.forceExport", true);
("devtools.netmonitor.har.includeResponseBodies", false);
("devtools.netmonitor.har.jsonp", false);
("devtools.netmonitor.har.jsonpCallback", false);
("devtools.netmonitor.har.pageLoadedTimeout", "2500");
Versions:
Firefox 43.0,
Python 2.7.8,
selenium 2.48.0,
robotframework 3.0,
robotframework-selenium2library 1.7.4,
harexporttrigger-0.5.0-beta.7