Other browsers other than firefox appears to hang when running tests

[dlai0001]

Other browsers other than firefox appears to hang when running tests

[johanneswuerbach]

ember sauce relies on testem to the be killed when all tests finished correctly. Are tests (in Sauce) already marked as passed / failing?

What is your OS / Node version?

[dlai0001]

So far I seen that firefox and IE11 works, while doesn't appear to work on chrome and microsoft edge.

The tests appear to open in the browser and pass. The version of node I'm using is 0.12.2

[repl-andrew-ovens]

I'm also experiencing this issue. It only happens sometimes but the tests for a given browser will finish but then nothing happens until our CI times out. I'm seeing it mostly with IE9 but sometimes with Safari 8

[johanneswuerbach]

Thanks, I'm currently working on an improved connection handling in the underlying saucie lib and plan to ship a new version beginning of next week. Hopefully that fixes your issue otherwise we would need to debug in testem land.

[johanneswuerbach]

Hey, looks like ember-cli/ember-cli#4796 fixed it, but isn't released yet. Could you try that?

[samwoods1]

I'm seeing the same issue, I'll give the new ember-cli a try.

[samwoods1]

Also, @dlai0001 you mentioned Microsoft Edge, is that working for you? I'm going over Sauce Connect and trying to connect to localhost and get a dns error, but the same setup works for my other browsers.

[dlai0001]

My SauceLabs trial ran out, so I can't try it at the moment. For the most part, I was using a pretty empty ember cli project. I was evaluating the testability of Ember as a possible replacement for an angular app.

[samwoods1]

FYI, apparently Microsoft Edge does not play well with specific ports, including the default port of 7357. I switched to run ember-cli with port 7000 and it fixed my issue. Details here: https://support.saucelabs.com/customer/portal/questions/14368823-requests-to-localhost-on-microsoft-edge-are-failing-over-sauce-connect

[johanneswuerbach]

Sorry for the late reply, yes some browsers require to use a different port (e.g. 7000). Opened a case with sauce to add the default testem port.

[johanneswuerbach]

If you like ember-cli-sauce working out-of-the-box on port 7357, please vote on https://saucelabs.ideas.aha.io/ideas/SLIDEA-I-146

[johanneswuerbach]

Closing for #36