The `gBrowser.reloadTab` method was doing a very light reload, which could preserve iframe overriden locations. The new method ensures we load the original HTML content back, this seems to also have an impact on keep-alive which is not longer guaranteed. Only supports reloading the currently selected tab, to better replicate real user scenarios. But also to comply to `BrowserCommands.reload`, which only supports reloading the selected tab. Also tune the har test, now that requests are really cancelled and we may try to fetch reponse content for such request. Differential Revision: https://phabricator.services.mozilla.com/D277433
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898 B
JavaScript
38 lines
898 B
JavaScript
/* Any copyright is dedicated to the Public Domain.
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http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/ */
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"use strict";
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const TEST_URL = EXAMPLE_URL + "html_internal-stylesheet.html";
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/**
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* Test for the stylesheet which is loaded as internal.
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*/
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add_task(async function () {
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const { monitor } = await initNetMonitor(TEST_URL, {
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requestCount: 2,
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});
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const wait = waitForNetworkEvents(monitor, 2);
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await reloadSelectedTab();
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await wait;
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const { store } = monitor.panelWin;
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const requests = store.getState().requests.requests;
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is(
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requests.length,
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2,
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"The number of requests state in the store is correct"
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);
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const styleSheetRequest = requests.find(
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r => r.urlDetails.baseNameWithQuery === "internal-loaded.css"
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);
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ok(
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styleSheetRequest,
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"The stylesheet which is loaded as internal is in the request"
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);
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return teardown(monitor);
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});
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