Tests break when they are running in parallel

Tests break when they are running in parallel



When I run features in parallel (by setting maxInstances to 2 in wdio.conf.js) they fail every other time, but when maxInstances is 1, everything works just fine. It seems that those two tests use sessions of each other somehow when they are run in parallel. Any idea what it can be?


maxInstances


2


wdio.conf.js


maxInstances


1



One important thing. Webdriver.io fails to do the assertions (since they are made on different sessions somehow), so the stacktrace is pretty straightforward for a failed assertion.


Webdriver.io



wdio.conf.js


exports.config =
specs: [
'./features/*.feature'
],
maxInstances: 2,
services: ['selenium-standalone'],
capabilities: [
browserName: 'chrome'
],
baseUrl: 'http://localhost:4000',
framework: 'cucumber',
reporters: ['spec'],
cucumberOpts:
require: ['./features/steps.js'],
strict: true

;



login.feature


Feature: Login page
Scenario: Click on the search link redirects the user
Given the user is on the login route
When the user clicks on the search link
Then he sees the search route



search.feature


Feature: Search page
Scenario: Click on the login link redirects the user
Given the user is on the search route
When the user clicks on the login link
Then he sees the login route



steps.js


const Given, When, Then, Before, After = require('cucumber');
const assert = require('chai');

Given(/^the user is on the login route$/, () => browser.url('/login'));
When(/^the user clicks on the search link$/, () => browser.click('.search-link'));
Then(/^he sees the search route$/, () => assert.equal(browser.isExisting('.search-route'), true));

Given(/^the user is on the search route$/, () => browser.url('/search'));
When(/^the user clicks on the login link$/, () => browser.click('.login-link'));
Then(/^he sees the login route$/, () => assert.equal(browser.isExisting('.login-route'), true));




1 Answer
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It was because I was trying to serve the directory with the app using browser-sync. When the directory is served using any other web server everything is ok. As I understand it is because browser-sync tries to synchronize urls when there are multiple browsers opened.


browser-sync


browser-sync



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