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Test #361 title "rigid disablement applies to whole rule-groups" fails #952

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david-pfx opened this issue Mar 3, 2023 · 3 comments
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@david-pfx
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I have no idea why. The only hint I can see is input : A and an unhelpful stack trace.

@increpare
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Hi, thanks for the report.

Which browser + operating system are you using? I don't see any errors here when I run the suite (on macos 13.2.1: safari 16.3 or chrome 110.0.5481.100, or microsoft edge 111.0.1661.27 ).

Giving the unhelpful stack trace + console output might also be useful.

@david-pfx
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My sincere apologies: clearing the browser cache made it go away. It now works fine on Firefox, Chrome and Edge.

I had just done a pull, but the only new file is documentation, so that's not going to do it.

I have no idea what the problem was. Feel free to close.

@david-pfx
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On further testing, there is one test that logs "aborting compilation", one 'too many errors' and another 11 tests that log TypeErrors of various kinds. It's quite hard to find out which tests trigger them, but the locations in the code are plain to see.

Call me old-fashioned but these TypeErrors all look like code not protecting itself adequately from uninitialised data items. I think they should be fixed (assuming they're real and not due to something I did😁)

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