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| 1 CONSOLE ERROR: line 117: Uncaught (in promise) Error: don't say i didn't warn ya |
| 2 CONSOLE ERROR: line 219: Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: This readable stream r
eader has been released and cannot be used to monitor the stream's state |
| 3 CONSOLE ERROR: line 225: Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: This readable stream r
eader has been released and cannot be used to monitor the stream's state |
| 4 CONSOLE ERROR: line 239: Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: This readable stream r
eader has been released and cannot be used to monitor the stream's state |
| 5 CONSOLE ERROR: line 265: Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: This readable stream r
eader has been released and cannot be used to monitor the stream's state |
| 6 CONSOLE ERROR: line 303: Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: This readable stream r
eader has been released and cannot be used to monitor the stream's state |
| 7 CONSOLE ERROR: line 356: Uncaught (in promise) undefined |
| 8 CONSOLE ERROR: line 228: Uncaught (in promise) #<Object> |
| 9 CONSOLE ERROR: line 385: Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: This readable stream r
eader has been released and cannot be used to monitor the stream's state |
| 10 CONSOLE ERROR: line 117: Uncaught (in promise) Error: don't say i didn't warn ya |
| 11 CONSOLE ERROR: line 219: Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: This readable stream r
eader has been released and cannot be used to monitor the stream's state |
| 12 CONSOLE ERROR: line 225: Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: This readable stream r
eader has been released and cannot be used to monitor the stream's state |
| 13 CONSOLE ERROR: line 239: Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: This readable stream r
eader has been released and cannot be used to monitor the stream's state |
| 14 CONSOLE ERROR: line 265: Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: This readable stream r
eader has been released and cannot be used to monitor the stream's state |
| 15 CONSOLE ERROR: line 303: Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: This readable stream r
eader has been released and cannot be used to monitor the stream's state |
| 16 CONSOLE ERROR: line 356: Uncaught (in promise) undefined |
| 17 CONSOLE ERROR: line 228: Uncaught (in promise) #<Object> |
| 18 CONSOLE ERROR: line 385: Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: This readable stream r
eader has been released and cannot be used to monitor the stream's state |
| 19 This is a testharness.js-based test. |
| 20 PASS Can get the ReadableStreamReader constructor indirectly |
| 21 PASS ReadableStreamReader constructor should get a ReadableStream object as argu
ment |
| 22 PASS ReadableStreamReader instances should have the correct list of properties |
| 23 PASS ReadableStreamReader closed should always return the same promise object |
| 24 PASS Constructing a ReadableStreamReader directly should fail if the stream is a
lready locked (via direct construction) |
| 25 PASS Getting a ReadableStreamReader via getReader should fail if the stream is a
lready locked (via direct construction) |
| 26 PASS Constructing a ReadableStreamReader directly should fail if the stream is a
lready locked (via getReader) |
| 27 PASS Getting a ReadableStreamReader via getReader should fail if the stream is a
lready locked (via getReader) |
| 28 PASS Constructing a ReadableStreamReader directly should be OK if the stream is
closed |
| 29 PASS Constructing a ReadableStreamReader directly should be OK if the stream is
errored |
| 30 PASS Reading from a reader for an empty stream will wait until a chunk is availa
ble |
| 31 PASS cancel() on a reader does not release the reader |
| 32 PASS closed should be fulfilled after stream is closed (.closed access before ac
quiring) |
| 33 PASS closed should be rejected after reader releases its lock (multiple stream l
ocks) |
| 34 PASS Multiple readers can access the stream in sequence |
| 35 PASS Cannot use an already-released reader to unlock a stream again |
| 36 PASS cancel() on a released reader is a no-op and does not pass through |
| 37 PASS Getting a second reader after erroring the stream and releasing the reader
should succeed |
| 38 PASS ReadableStreamReader closed promise should be rejected with undefined if th
at is the error |
| 39 PASS ReadableStreamReader: if start rejects with no parameter, it should error t
he stream with an undefined error |
| 40 PASS Erroring a ReadableStream after checking closed should reject ReadableStrea
mReader closed promise |
| 41 PASS Erroring a ReadableStream before checking closed should reject ReadableStre
amReader closed promise |
| 42 PASS Reading twice on a stream that gets closed |
| 43 PASS Reading twice on a closed stream |
| 44 PASS Reading twice on an errored stream |
| 45 PASS Reading twice on a stream that gets errored |
| 46 PASS Untitled |
| 47 PASS Can get the ReadableStreamReader constructor indirectly |
| 48 PASS ReadableStreamReader constructor should get a ReadableStream object as argu
ment |
| 49 PASS ReadableStreamReader instances should have the correct list of properties |
| 50 PASS ReadableStreamReader closed should always return the same promise object |
| 51 PASS Constructing a ReadableStreamReader directly should fail if the stream is a
lready locked (via direct construction) |
| 52 PASS Getting a ReadableStreamReader via getReader should fail if the stream is a
lready locked (via direct construction) |
| 53 PASS Constructing a ReadableStreamReader directly should fail if the stream is a
lready locked (via getReader) |
| 54 PASS Getting a ReadableStreamReader via getReader should fail if the stream is a
lready locked (via getReader) |
| 55 PASS Constructing a ReadableStreamReader directly should be OK if the stream is
closed |
| 56 PASS Constructing a ReadableStreamReader directly should be OK if the stream is
errored |
| 57 PASS Reading from a reader for an empty stream will wait until a chunk is availa
ble |
| 58 PASS cancel() on a reader does not release the reader |
| 59 PASS closed should be fulfilled after stream is closed (.closed access before ac
quiring) |
| 60 PASS closed should be rejected after reader releases its lock (multiple stream l
ocks) |
| 61 PASS Multiple readers can access the stream in sequence |
| 62 PASS Cannot use an already-released reader to unlock a stream again |
| 63 PASS cancel() on a released reader is a no-op and does not pass through |
| 64 PASS Getting a second reader after erroring the stream and releasing the reader
should succeed |
| 65 PASS ReadableStreamReader closed promise should be rejected with undefined if th
at is the error |
| 66 PASS ReadableStreamReader: if start rejects with no parameter, it should error t
he stream with an undefined error |
| 67 PASS Erroring a ReadableStream after checking closed should reject ReadableStrea
mReader closed promise |
| 68 PASS Erroring a ReadableStream before checking closed should reject ReadableStre
amReader closed promise |
| 69 PASS Reading twice on a stream that gets closed |
| 70 PASS Reading twice on a closed stream |
| 71 PASS Reading twice on an errored stream |
| 72 PASS Reading twice on a stream that gets errored |
| 73 PASS Can get the ReadableStreamReader constructor indirectly |
| 74 PASS ReadableStreamReader constructor should get a ReadableStream object as argu
ment |
| 75 PASS ReadableStreamReader instances should have the correct list of properties |
| 76 PASS ReadableStreamReader closed should always return the same promise object |
| 77 PASS Constructing a ReadableStreamReader directly should fail if the stream is a
lready locked (via direct construction) |
| 78 PASS Getting a ReadableStreamReader via getReader should fail if the stream is a
lready locked (via direct construction) |
| 79 PASS Constructing a ReadableStreamReader directly should fail if the stream is a
lready locked (via getReader) |
| 80 PASS Getting a ReadableStreamReader via getReader should fail if the stream is a
lready locked (via getReader) |
| 81 PASS Constructing a ReadableStreamReader directly should be OK if the stream is
closed |
| 82 PASS Constructing a ReadableStreamReader directly should be OK if the stream is
errored |
| 83 PASS Reading from a reader for an empty stream will wait until a chunk is availa
ble |
| 84 PASS cancel() on a reader does not release the reader |
| 85 PASS closed should be fulfilled after stream is closed (.closed access before ac
quiring) |
| 86 PASS closed should be rejected after reader releases its lock (multiple stream l
ocks) |
| 87 PASS Multiple readers can access the stream in sequence |
| 88 PASS Cannot use an already-released reader to unlock a stream again |
| 89 PASS cancel() on a released reader is a no-op and does not pass through |
| 90 PASS Getting a second reader after erroring the stream and releasing the reader
should succeed |
| 91 PASS ReadableStreamReader closed promise should be rejected with undefined if th
at is the error |
| 92 PASS ReadableStreamReader: if start rejects with no parameter, it should error t
he stream with an undefined error |
| 93 PASS Erroring a ReadableStream after checking closed should reject ReadableStrea
mReader closed promise |
| 94 PASS Erroring a ReadableStream before checking closed should reject ReadableStre
amReader closed promise |
| 95 PASS Reading twice on a stream that gets closed |
| 96 PASS Reading twice on a closed stream |
| 97 PASS Reading twice on an errored stream |
| 98 PASS Reading twice on a stream that gets errored |
| 99 PASS Can get the ReadableStreamReader constructor indirectly |
| 100 PASS ReadableStreamReader constructor should get a ReadableStream object as argu
ment |
| 101 PASS ReadableStreamReader instances should have the correct list of properties |
| 102 PASS ReadableStreamReader closed should always return the same promise object |
| 103 PASS Constructing a ReadableStreamReader directly should fail if the stream is a
lready locked (via direct construction) |
| 104 PASS Getting a ReadableStreamReader via getReader should fail if the stream is a
lready locked (via direct construction) |
| 105 PASS Constructing a ReadableStreamReader directly should fail if the stream is a
lready locked (via getReader) |
| 106 PASS Getting a ReadableStreamReader via getReader should fail if the stream is a
lready locked (via getReader) |
| 107 PASS Constructing a ReadableStreamReader directly should be OK if the stream is
closed |
| 108 PASS Constructing a ReadableStreamReader directly should be OK if the stream is
errored |
| 109 PASS Reading from a reader for an empty stream will wait until a chunk is availa
ble |
| 110 PASS cancel() on a reader does not release the reader |
| 111 PASS closed should be fulfilled after stream is closed (.closed access before ac
quiring) |
| 112 PASS closed should be rejected after reader releases its lock (multiple stream l
ocks) |
| 113 PASS Multiple readers can access the stream in sequence |
| 114 PASS Cannot use an already-released reader to unlock a stream again |
| 115 PASS cancel() on a released reader is a no-op and does not pass through |
| 116 PASS Getting a second reader after erroring the stream and releasing the reader
should succeed |
| 117 PASS ReadableStreamReader closed promise should be rejected with undefined if th
at is the error |
| 118 PASS ReadableStreamReader: if start rejects with no parameter, it should error t
he stream with an undefined error |
| 119 PASS Erroring a ReadableStream after checking closed should reject ReadableStrea
mReader closed promise |
| 120 PASS Erroring a ReadableStream before checking closed should reject ReadableStre
amReader closed promise |
| 121 PASS Reading twice on a stream that gets closed |
| 122 PASS Reading twice on a closed stream |
| 123 PASS Reading twice on an errored stream |
| 124 PASS Reading twice on a stream that gets errored |
| 125 Harness: the test ran to completion. |
| 126 |
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Chromium Code Reviews
Issue 1885703003:
Make testharness.js tests fail on uncaught exceptions (Closed)
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