the script is going to break. @dgozman [BUG] Playwright-core - Timeout while waiting for event \"download\"\nNote: "https://file-examples.com/index.php/sample-documents-download/sample-xls-download/". JupiterOne/playwright-aws-lambda#27 (comment). Having the same problem described by @KenjiTakahashi. If there are multiple elements satisfying the selector, the first will be used. playwright._impl._api_types.TimeoutError: Timeout 30000ms exceeded, https://playwright.dev/python/docs/selectors#best-practices, https://playwright.dev/python/docs/trace-viewer. I am using docker image and with any url, it is throwing this error. This should work regardless of the environment. as the other browsers don't require it. Can anyone help? " at ProgressController.run (/opt/node_modules/playwright-core/lib/progress.js:71:30)", Also, would your recommend we not mount the source folder inside the container? I tried a change to see how it would react. // Ensure all todos have 'completed' class. 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. 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 ). In the end we just had to add a single extra line to the build steps: chown root . I wonder if you can reproduce the same behavior without Playwright, using plain firefox -headless -screenshot commands? to your account. Is there any other method to look at this problem? It is almost as if the Playwright Docker container is acting like Firefox does not exist. /root/.npm/_logs/2022-07-13T17_51_10_047Z-debug-0.log I'm writing an Electron app to scrape a web page using Playwright. The error is as following: I introduced a print(page.url) after the login, but it displays the page without the contents of the page. If I read your script correctly, the timeout occurs waiting for a selector after you click login. With that addition, it not only solved the authentication failure but also the need to do the workaround I listed above. @aslushnikov Thank you for testing that. @mxschmitt is it possible to test playwright-core local? That is my fault for misunderstanding. I am using the following code on my Windows machine and it gives me the exact output I need. It is the same code. I will let you know what I find. The third is the "Additional docker run arguments:" area. This makes me think it may not recognize the Firefox variable for the project for some reason. Have a question about this project? Could you please show the steps you run inside the container? Sign up for a free GitHub account to open an issue and contact its maintainers and the community. I can see the download logs and network activity logs as below: The download was completed but I did not receive the completion callback. @aslushnikov Even thought the suggestion you gave last didn't work, we have it working now. I didn't find anything regarding this on the BugZilla. In there, I can type additions to the docker run command (such as --network host or --ipc=host). ], Good to know, @KenjiTakahashi. Files are downloaded with playwright 1.0.2. However, I get the following error when trying to run them in Firefox: I was able to resolve the issue in a similar manner by ensuring cwd was outside of the bind mount before invoking the tests. Which Docker image are you using? So adding npm i won't change anything. npm ERR! It works! page.dragAndDrop(source, target[, options]) Added in: v1.13. @dgozman @mxschmitt npm-shrinkwrap.json with lockfileVersion >= 1. npm ERR! that we can run and debug locally. Already on GitHub? Copied the test suite from [BUG] Timeout of 30000ms exceeded while running fixture "browser" setup. to your account. You signed in with another tab or window. Please see added pictures: Well occasionally send you account related emails. The first is npm ci and the second is npx playwright test tests/smoketestshould.spec.ts --project=firefox Action: Perhaps you should pass downloadsPath pointing somewhere in /tmp? // Make sure the list only has one todo item. Community Helpers. From the trace file I can see that the login does not complete. I'll try the solution provided on that issuecomment as well, but I'll have to look a bit deeper into docker-lambda thing. A value of 0 means an unlimited amount of time. The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: Since num is a ElementHandle, the click method does not accept a new selector. Is there any workaround for that at the moment? Thanks @rwoll for the quick reply. ", " 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. It looks to me like it's somehow related to tests code and/or node_modules being inside a mounted volume. I don't recommend debugging the specifics too much, other than determining the failure is in Auth0 blocking you on the linux machine. Have a question about this project? You signed in with another tab or window. By clicking Sign up for GitHub, you agree to our terms of service and After: When I run the same process in my local machine, I am able to see the final loaded page. do you think I would need to add npm I to the run command after it pulls the Playwright Docker image? @mxschmitt Can you elaborate? I am getting the same error. before npm ci and npx playwright install --with-deps to get it to work. Sign up for a free GitHub account to open an issue and contact its maintainers and the community. Do you run npm i inside the container as well? checkNumberOfCompletedTodosInLocalStorage, 'should allow me to clear the complete state of all items', 'complete all checkbox should update state when items are completed / cleared'. It seems as if it is not moving past the 'loading state'. I realized that, since I am using the Playwright Docker image, I had a lot of redundant script lines. I am good with this issue being closed unless others who still have the issue require further help with it. Partial Text Match text=exact t text=LOG CSS Selector. @mxschmitt Thanks for your help! Maybe you are not using the official one: https://playwright.dev/docs/docker, You could also try setting the following environment variables, which should give you more debug output: DEBUG=pw:api,pw:browser. Enabling tracing will drop a zip file/trace on disk. **I replaced "num.click("a.btn")," with "(await num.$("a.btn")).click()," Thanks @mxschmitt **, Please find attached Log Files. Well occasionally send you account related emails. 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. This is the package I am using for chrome on lambda: https://github.com/JupiterOne/playwright-aws-lambda But Auth0 was never blocking it. @imhashir @dgozman Thanks @rwoll for the quick reply. I am testing playwright-core with AWS lambda. Error: Definitely seems buggy to me. That is where I run the npm ci and npx playwright test tests/smoketestshould.spec.ts --project=firefox commands. By clicking Sign up for GitHub, you agree to our terms of service and @aslushnikov I was able to reduce the lines of shell script I was using. 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. To test it further, I used commands like page.wait_for_url() and page.wait_for_load_state(), but it always times out. This is a fine practice, however all the build artifacts have to be re-built inside container. I think this should be possible directly in Node, if you use javascript lambda: @osmenia Just out of curiosity, is this working fine locally and just not working with AWB lambda? It is quite possible that recent Playwright does not work with downloads of 8-months old Chromium, because the project is quickly evolving. // Assert the toggle all is checked again. That line in my code (which is different than the code pasted here) is: test.beforeAll(async ({ browser }) => { @eatonjl it all should work, at least from the Playwright side. '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', . If not, could you please try running npm i and check if the issue goes away? I discovered the Locator, and that was able to find the . TeamCity pulls the Playwright Docker image as part of the build. We can continue the discussion here or feel free to create a new issue. Working Download.log is Log file from plw 1.0.2 Closing because we cannot reproduce and there is no additional information to make progress. 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.. first of all I would like to wish you a happy new year! Sign up for a free GitHub account to open an issue and contact its maintainers and the community. Time spent by the test function, fixtures, beforeEach and afterEach hooks is included in the test timeout. I'll see if I can isolate it more. Any progress here? "TimeoutError: page.waitForEvent: Timeout 30000ms exceeded. Yes, Code works locally fine. (using Firefox). Now the only issue with downgrade approach is that the suggestedFilename function is not in 1.0.2. Thanks. The lines I was able to reduce it down to was this: I no longer have the issue, but I am not sure why I need to use "chown root ." Context: Playwright Version: 1.4.1 Operating System: Ubuntu 18.04 Node.js version: 12.6 Browser: Chromium Code Snippet const playwright = require('playwright'); var fs = require("fs&qu. Could you please run with DEBUG=pw:api,pw:browser* environment variable and post the logs here? And why it only fails for Firefox? "Note: use DEBUG=pw:api environment variable and rerun to capture Playwright logs. 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 https://www.jetbrains.com/help/teamcity/2022.04/docker-wrapper.html#Docker+Settings, [BUG] browserType.launch: Timeout 30000ms exceeded, Extra: Run using TeamCity, on a Linux VM with a Docker TeamCity build agent and the Playwright Docker container. Thanks @KenjiTakahashi for your research. Sign in Please let me know if you need more. Sign in The results were a little different, but still not good. Can you help me reproduce this? To be honest, i do not know how to run DEBUG=pw:api,pw:browser* on aws. Log_AWS_03012021.zip. Screenshot is blank empty white screen. Additionally, record a Trace https://playwright.dev/python/docs/trace-viewer and see what it's doing. Basically, in TeamCity we removed the working directory. This is where the "mcr.microsoft.com/playwright:v1.22.0-focal" line gets put. I've tried running firefox -headless -screenshot on the same setup and it worked fine every time. // Reuse toggleAll locator and make sure its not checked. @osmenia (The trace was created to help debug CI failures.). The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: Why are you launching the browser manually? (using Firefox) #14559 (comment) as a.spec.ts inside docker container Run the tests with npx playwright test --browser firefox --repeat-each=10 inside docker I have managed to switch to some friendlier selectors based on the best practices. npm ERR! For auth0 specifically, you can use a different login flow than the UI to ensure you're not blocked. The problem is, I am unable to do the same on the Linux VM in Azure. Well occasionally send you account related emails. So I believe that rules out the environment variables causing the issue. @KenjiTakahashi and @jkilada, thank you for your help in figuring out how to reproduce. Is there a specific way to look for this? 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). Then I did the "opposite" (in new container): So it looks like the trigger is cwd being on a bind mount. I am using environment variables to dictate the browser and device. Link To Config Code. So Is it possible that this chrome is not emitting the on-download event? 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. Are you saying I should replace npm ci with npm I in the build step in TeamCity? Already on GitHub? It could be that Auth0 is blocking you from logging in on that device. 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. I am also using the Docker container from Playwright to run the tests in. I'm going to close this issue for now, but please comment back once you find out more, and/or re-open as necessary. I tried with an invalid browser as well (e.g. If we do though, I don't see this as needing to stay open. I added {waitUntil: 'domcontentloaded'} to the goto and still I get the same result. I am trying to understand how Auth0 could be blocking my device to log in but haven't had much luck so far. The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: Another thing to note is that I am using environment variables. I tried enabling the logs as you suggested above and turns out, the event is not firing up in lambda. The css selectors I've tried do not find the field. Copyright IssueAntenna. ; target <string> A selector to search for an element to drop onto. The documentation does not specify needing it. 8. ", Locally, we use local installation of chrome and on lambda, we use this package. /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. So it hasn't been really clear for me. I am not sure if we are supposed to need chown root . Have a question about this project? Sth wrong with how Firefox handles files in bind mounted dirs? According to what you see below, do you think I would need to add npm I to the run command after it pulls the Playwright Docker image? Yeah, I suspected that as well. 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 Doesn't matter if the code or deps are also bind mounted or not. Perhaps the site is blocking your IP from repeated access? Thanks man. @aslushnikov Your check does indeed work fine for me as well. I'm also seeing this problem, but only when running inside Docker container. In this case TeamCity checks out the code with the BuildAgent user permissions. Playwright will throw a timeout exception like locator.click: Timeout 30000ms exceeded when an element does not exist on the page. At this point, I recommend reaching out to your Auth0 rep so they can help you determine what'a blocking the auth currently, and how to remove that block for your test accountor provide another mitigation strategy. So it just seems to be one or both of those variables in the project that are proving problematic. Try with Playwright Version 1.0.2, you can try this: Don't do that, use the page instance which Playwright Test provides you: You are passing the timeout incorrectly, it's passed in form of an object instead of just the number. Looks like something else going on. What is your Playwright version? @aslushnikov I just tried it and got the following error when running in TeamCity: The selectors you're using are extremely specific, so if anything about the structure of the page is different based on viewport, user agent, etc. P.S. Have a question about this project? Getting the same issue when binding a volume containing the node_modules folder. If there are multiple elements satisfying the selector, the first will be used. Please create a new issue with a detailed reproducible or feature request if you still face issues. There are multiple ways of debugging selectors: Playwright Inspector to step over each Playwright API call to inspect the page. The following snippet shows how you can do it in a real example: Sign up for a free GitHub account to open an issue and contact its maintainers and the community. @dgozman "Run step within Docker container | Specify a Docker image name as stated inDocker Hub. @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. The error was: "Password: su: Authentication failure" there is no suspicious code in my scripts. privacy statement. So something's up with the events on lambda. following error log message I get sometimes, usually at a first "page.goto" line. I unfortunately don't have much experience with TeamCity, so I won't be able to suggest much there. to your account. I am trying to understand how Auth0 could be blocking my device to log in but haven't had much luck so far. " at Page.waitForEvent (/opt/node_modules/playwright-core/lib/helper.js:80:31)". @aslushnikov Installing from inside the container does not fix the issue for me. @aslushnikov OK, I was able to take a look at it. 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. npm ERR! And there is a global setting for all tests in playwright.config.ts: // playwright.config.ts import { PlaywrightTestConfig } from '@playwright/test'; const config: PlaywrightTestConfig = { timeout: 30000 ,globalTimeout: 600000 . for your reference, I had earlier used Selenium to do the same process and it worked completely fine until the recent update broke it. npm ERR! Earlier I included the pull and run commands used in TeamCity. As I said, I am pretty new to this. to your account. Then there is the "Run step within Docker container:" area. Then, we backed out of the directory and execute the run command, this time specifying where the config is in the working directory folder. I have that issue being worked on here. As for the config, I can include mine here. Is there a specific way to look for this? So far, the tests run fine in Chromium and Safari. Can you set the DEBUG=pw:api environment variable to get more logs? You are legend! But it looks like something is wrong in the TeamCity configuration. "firefoxas" instead of "firefox"). I came up with the second approach to check if the on download event is emitted, which isn't. By clicking Sign up for GitHub, you agree to our terms of service and Browser DevTools to inspect selectors with the DevTools element panel.. 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. kicked docker container and installed Playwright Test inside. You need to put it inside your playwright.config.ts inside the use block. Since no one else has indicated it needs to remain open, I will close this issue. Working Download.log "TimeoutError: page.waitForEvent: Timeout 30000ms exceeded.". If not, I can try it tomorrow. I just downgraded to 1.0.2 and it worked both locally and on lambda. btw, you can use npx playwright codegen
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