misc: fix typo in performance-budget smoke test #9244
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| }, | ||
| { | ||
| resourceType: 'script', | ||
| countOverBudget: '2 requests', | ||
| sizeOverBudget: '25000±1000', | ||
| }, | ||
| { | ||
| resourceType: 'font', | ||
| countOverBudget: undefined, |
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the intention was to make sure we got a good mixture of the combinations of defined and undefined for these entries, so ideally this wouldn't change from undefined.
Maybe the "Undefined items" comment above could be changed to be a little more strongly worded to warn about that and we could change corsfont to something completely different so it doesn't look like a bug that it's not getting the font?
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change corsfont to something completely different so it doesn't look like a bug that it's not getting the font?
yea, sounds good i'll do that and revert all these expectation changes
| @@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ | |||
| // Load file as 'other' resource. | |||
| const response = await fetch('http://localhost:10503/preload.html'); | |||
| const ab = await response.arrayBuffer(); | |||
| document.querySelector('#corsfont').textContent = ab.length; | |||
| document.querySelector('.corsfont').textContent = ab.byteLength; | |||
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ha, good catch. Clearly QA was lying down on the job for this page :)
| @@ -72,11 +72,11 @@ module.exports = [ | |||
| audits: { | |||
| 'resource-summary': { | |||
| score: null, | |||
| displayValue: '11 requests • 164 KB', | |||
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for anyone else scratching their head how in the world this was affected by the fixture change when .corsfont doesn't appear anywhere else in load-things.html, the CSS rule is defined over in cors-fonts.css :)
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my fault, it was sloppy to change it only a little and then draw a line in the sand for the budgets at that point :)
No memory of why I didn't change the classname itself from what's in fonts.html, just operating as a human fuzzer at the time, I think :)
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oh I'm still not clear why we need to use it at all no harm no foul I was just baffled how his text change could result in fonts getting requested 😆
I think I was just slow on the uptake that this was modeled after another file
| @@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ | |||
| // Load file as 'other' resource. | |||
| const response = await fetch('http://localhost:10503/preload.html'); | |||
| const ab = await response.arrayBuffer(); | |||
| document.querySelector('#corsfont').textContent = ab.length; | |||
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this change is just about text and doesn't matter at all right?
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idk, would the font be loaded if there were no text?
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oh, oh I see what I'm missing now sorry :)
new ArrayBuffer().length === undefined, not just a semantic difference like in nodeel.textContent = undefinedclears all textContent, and does not do some sort of string coercion to"undefined"
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el.textContent = undefined clears all textContent, and does not do some sort of string coercion to "undefined"
just to be clear, while the actual behavior is unintended and pointless, the intended behavior was also pointless. There's no reason to add this to the page at all, just making sure (poorly, it turns out) the thing is actually loaded and used :)
I was testing something entirely unrelated, and chose this fixture as my playground. That's how it jumped out at me :) |
| @@ -110,7 +110,7 @@ module.exports = [ | |||
| { | |||
| resourceType: 'document', | |||
| countOverBudget: '1 request', | |||
| sizeOverBudget: '1100±50', | |||
| sizeOverBudget: '1150±50', | |||
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added just enough bytes to the main doc to require this change
this smoke test wasn't reading the correct parameter off ArrayBuffer. nor was the class correct for the stylesheet to apply, so now that it does I updated the font expectation to comply
trivial and silly, i know