FLUID-5953: Evaluate Testem and Sauce Labs integration

Description

Infusion's master branch contains configuration required to spin up a Fedora VM for the purpose of running browser tests using Testem. This is a convenient way of performing quick test runs but having access to more browsers on different platforms, including mobile devices, would be preferable.

Comments

• Avtar Gill commented 2016-09-08T19:43:42.244-0400

  A WIP branch can be found here: https://github.com/avtar/infusion/tree/FLUID-5953

  In order to use this work you'll need to create a provisioning/secrets.yml file using the example in that directory. The following commands can be then be used to start a test run with the browsers listed in the tests/testem-saucelabs.json configuration file:

  vagrant up
  grunt saucelabs-tests
  

  Results from a test run:

  https://gist.githubusercontent.com/anonymous/4307adec728ebd762cd2c73a9f38b7f6/raw/cd3eb401a7199f7a9193bcf78259cc65705e5d6f/gistfile1.txt

  Chrome running on Windows 10 seems to be the only browser that passes all the tests. The Firefox failures can be observed while using the IDI Windows 10 VM. The Edge test failure is covered by FLUID-5862.

• Avtar Gill commented 2016-09-09T15:44:33.319-0400

  It's possible to control a remote browser session by visiting the Sauce Labs dashboard while tests are running. Alternatively you can start a manual session and visit the Builds site.

• Justin Obara commented 2019-11-06T15:07:59.673-0500

  @@Avtar Gill can this be closed?

• Avtar Gill commented 2019-11-06T15:53:04.471-0500

  Yes, I'll go ahead and close it.