I get 6 failing tests when I try to run npm test on my Windows 7 Pro SP1 machine...
Ouput from
npm test
C:\Users\mbrunetti\Documents\pino>npm test
> [email protected] test C:\Users\mbrunetti\Documents\pino
> standard | snazzy && tap --no-cov test/*test.js
test/addlevel.test.js ............................... 21/21
test/basic.test.js ................................ 102/102
test/browser.serializers.test.js .................... 25/25
test/browser.test.js .............................. 174/174
test/browser.transmit.test.js ....................... 28/28
test/crlf.test.js ..................................... 3/3
test/error.test.js .................................. 10/10
test/escaping.test.js ............................... 39/39
test/events.test.js .................................. 8/13 30s
terminates on SIGHUP when no other handlers registered
not ok kill ENOSYS
stack: |
Timeout._onTimeout (test/events.test.js:107:34)
at:
line: 1024
column: 11
file: util.js
function: _errnoException
code: ENOSYS
errno: ENOSYS
syscall: kill
test: terminates on SIGHUP when no other handlers registered
terminates on SIGHUP when no other handlers registered
not ok test count !== plan
+++ found
--- wanted
-2
+1
results:
ok: false
count: 1
pass: 0
fail: 1
bailout: false
todo: 0
skip: 0
plan:
start: 1
end: 2
skipAll: false
skipReason: ''
comment: ''
failures:
- ok: false
id: 1
name: kill ENOSYS
diag:
stack: |
Timeout._onTimeout (test/events.test.js:107:34)
at:
line: 1024
column: 11
file: util.js
function: _errnoException
code: ENOSYS
errno: ENOSYS
syscall: kill
test: terminates on SIGHUP when no other handlers registered
parent: terminates on SIGHUP when no other handlers registered
lets app terminate when SIGHUP received with multiple handlers
not ok kill ENOSYS
stack: |
Timeout._onTimeout (test/events.test.js:129:34)
at:
line: 1024
column: 11
file: util.js
function: _errnoException
code: ENOSYS
errno: ENOSYS
syscall: kill
test: lets app terminate when SIGHUP received with multiple handlers
lets app terminate when SIGHUP received with multiple handlers
not ok test count !== plan
+++ found
--- wanted
-3
+1
results:
ok: false
count: 1
pass: 0
fail: 1
bailout: false
todo: 0
skip: 0
plan:
start: 1
end: 3
skipAll: false
skipReason: ''
comment: ''
failures:
- ok: false
id: 1
name: kill ENOSYS
diag:
stack: |
Timeout._onTimeout (test/events.test.js:129:34)
at:
line: 1024
column: 11
file: util.js
function: _errnoException
code: ENOSYS
errno: ENOSYS
syscall: kill
test: lets app terminate when SIGHUP received with multiple handlers
parent: lets app terminate when SIGHUP received with multiple handlers
not ok test count !== plan
+++ found
--- wanted
-1
+6
results:
ok: false
count: 6
pass: 4
fail: 3
bailout: false
todo: 0
skip: 0
plan:
start: null
end: null
skipAll: false
skipReason: ''
comment: ''
failures:
- ok: false
id: 5
time: 1017.041
name: terminates on SIGHUP when no other handlers registered
- ok: false
id: 6
time: 1012.426
name: lets app terminate when SIGHUP received with multiple handlers
- tapError: no plan
test/extreme.test.js .FATAL ERROR: v8::ToLocalChecked Empty MaybeLocal.
test/extreme.test.js .................................. 0/1 507ms
extreme mode
not ok ENOENT: no such file or directory, open 'C:\dev\null'
errno: -4058
code: ENOENT
syscall: open
path: 'C:\dev\null'
test: extreme mode
test/http.test.js ................................... 19/19
test/islevelenabled.test.js ......................... 11/11
test/levels.test.js ................................. 37/37
test/metadata.test.js ............................... 24/24
test/pretty.test.js ................................. 56/56
test/serializers.test.js ............................ 10/10
test/timestamp.test.js .............................. 17/17
total ............................................. 584/590
584 passing (39s)
6 failing
npm ERR! Test failed. See above for more details.
@davidmarkclements Does this project support Windows? Since Travis CI doesn't support Windows yet, what do you think of also enabling AppVeyor CI? It is free for open source projects and will run the tests in various Windows environments. (And I often see it used in combination with Travis.)
I'd be happy to make a PR with the fixes for Windows btw, if you do support Windows.
We don't explicitly _not_ support Windows. It's just that none of us develop on Windows. Those errors are in the "extreme mode" code. If you're able to submit fixes, please do so.
@jsumners That's what I was guessing.
Do you think it would be an impediment to enable AppVeyor to make sure tests pass on Windows?
If at some point there's a feature that works on nix but not on Windows, you could always just disable the test for Windows environments (e.g. if (os.platform() !== 'win32') { test('some *nix-only feature, ...) }) and then at least we know that this package generally works on Windows *with some known exceptions.
I suspect that if you'd like to collaborate as our Windows guy, @davidmarkclements and @mcollina might agree to that. But as it stands, I don't want to guess at using AppVeyor. I have _zero_ experience with testing and developing on Windows.
I would certainly be happy to collaborate as your Windows guy 馃憤
@zenflow can you start sending a PR to fix those tests? I think _extreme mode_ is completely broken on Windows, but it might be my bet. So, you might want to fix extreme mode on Windows itself, as the current logic is built of Unix.
@zenflow any movement here?
@jsumners Terribly sorry, I forgot all about this. I'll get on this today 馃憤
I think at this point we can stop worrying about v4. It goes into unsupported mode in two weeks and we are completely dropping support for it in v5.0.0 (see the next-major branch).
additionally #393 will make this issue redundant
Closing because we no longer support Node 4.