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test: run the TestRunner suite on jasmine-core 7 from npm - #547
Moves the TestRunner suite from a vendored Jasmine 2.0.1 (2014) to jasmine-core 7.0.2, installed from npm instead of committed.
jasmine-core comes from npm
jasmine-core is a pinned root devDependency (7.0.2).
A new Stage Test Runner Dependencies phase on the TestRunner target runs tools/stage-test-runner-deps.mjs before Copy Bundle Resources. It copies the package's single-file build and its license into TestRunner/app/Infrastructure/Jasmine/vendor/ (gitignored), which the app-folder reference then bundles.
The phase finds node through .xcode.env / .xcode.env.local, like the js2c phase. CI already runs npm install at the repo root (scripts/install-ci-deps.sh), so no workflow changes are needed. Locally, run npm install once (README updated).
Harness
New Infrastructure/Jasmine/boot.js. It keeps declaration order (random: false; the shared Workers suite carries state between specs), the quarantine specFilter and the suite progress beacon. The async-function and fail() shims are dropped because Jasmine now handles both.
A custom object formatter works around Jasmine's pretty-printer throwing on null-prototype tagged objects such as module namespaces. toBe() builds its message even when it passes, so expect(ns).toBe(ns) threw value.toString is not a function. Fixed upstream in Pretty-print module namespace objects instead of throwing jasmine/jasmine#2123; the formatter can go once a release includes it.
Reporters:
excluded and notApplicable specs count as skipped.
Suite-level errors (afterAll, errors raised between specs) and run-level errors are written as failing JUnit testcases, so verify-junit-xml fails the build on them.
XML escaping no longer double-escapes entities, and a ]]> in a stack no longer breaks the CDATA block.
Spec changes
Global errors. Jasmine 7 fails the running spec when a global error/unhandledrejection event fires; 2.0.1 never saw those events.
15 specs that raise them on purpose (error events, unhandled rejections, escapeException boundaries, worker error forwarding, event-loop drain) run under raisesGlobalErrors (Infrastructure/Jasmine/globalErrorSpy.js). It wraps jasmine.spyOnGlobalErrorsAsync and doesn't cancel the events, so listeners, preventDefault() and the __onUncaughtError fallback still behave as in production.
Two worker specs whose error used to be re-reported on the global scope after they had finished now cancel it on the parent.
The malformed-URL HTTP loader spec left import("http://") unhandled, and its rejection landed in a later RemoteModuleSecurity spec. It now waits for the import.
Duplicate names are now a declaration error.
MethodCallsTests: 28 instance/static property pairs shared a name; they now use the file's …_Instance…/…_Static… scheme.
MethodCallsTests: a spec that had been pasted into another spec's body is split back out.
Timers.js: a copied spec is removed.
Shared tests. The submodule is bumped to common-runtime-tests-app master (2cb9c23), which makes the shared specs version-agnostic:
worker errors raised on purpose are cancelled on the parent;
the Performance observer spec uses the global error spy when it exists;
done(reason) failure branches fail on 2.0.1 too.
Verified on Android (still on Jasmine 2.0.1) as well.
Testing
./run_tests.sh --keep-sim, iPhone 16 Pro / iOS 26.3:
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The reporters were also checked in Node against jasmine-core 7 with a fake suite (failing, xit, filtered, pending, afterAll error, done(reason), async); the XML output parses.
Android still runs Jasmine 2.0.1; the only change that reaches it is the shared-test update, which passes there.
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Bug Fixes
Test reports now include skipped tests, suite-level failures, and errors that prevent a run from completing, with clearer failure details.
Improved reporting for asynchronous errors and promise rejections in the test suite.
Fixed handling of malformed dynamic imports and worker errors in tests.
New Features
The test runner now provides progress updates during suite execution when reporting is configured.
Documentation
Updated setup instructions to include installing development dependencies and clarify Node.js requirements for test builds.
The TestRunner build now stages jasmine-core from npm. The runner uses a new Jasmine boot module and updated terminal and JUnit reporters. Test changes add global-error capture to asynchronous specs and update several existing test cases.
The TestRunner target stages jasmine-core and its license from the installed package. The build phase, command-line script, environment comments, ignore rule, and setup instructions reflect the staging process.
The runner loads the new boot module and calls its execute function. The vendored Jasmine 2.0.1 files and declarations are removed. The shared submodule reference and quarantine documentation are updated.
Report skipped specs and failures TestRunner/app/Infrastructure/Jasmine/jasmine-reporters/*
The reporters recognize more skipped statuses and include suite-level or run-level failures. The terminal reporter also reports incomplete runs and deprecation warnings.
Capture global errors in asynchronous specs TestRunner/app/Infrastructure/Jasmine/globalErrorSpy.js, TestRunner/app/tests/ErrorEventsTests.js, TestRunner/app/tests/EscapeExceptionTests.js, TestRunner/app/tests/EventLoopTests.js, TestRunner/app/tests/MessagingTests.js, TestRunner/app/tests/Promises.js, TestRunner/app/tests/WorkerResourceLimitsTests.js
A new helper wraps done-style specs with Jasmine’s global-error spy. Related tests use the helper, or return true from worker error handlers.
Update related test cases TestRunner/app/tests/HttpEsmLoaderTests.js, TestRunner/app/tests/MethodCallsTests.js, TestRunner/app/tests/Timers.js
The malformed-URL test checks that its import promise settles. Property test names identify instance and static access. The duplicate timeout test is removed.
sequenceDiagram
participant Xcode
participant StageScript
participant JasminePackage
participant TestRunner
participant JasmineBoot
participant JasmineCore
participant Reporters
Xcode->>StageScript: Run dependency staging phase
StageScript->>JasminePackage: Resolve and copy runtime files
TestRunner->>JasmineBoot: Call execute
JasmineBoot->>JasmineCore: Initialize and run specs
JasmineCore->>Reporters: Send suite and run results
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This change moves the TestRunner to jasmine-core 7 and updates the reporters. Two small reporter edge cases remain: a failure message with control characters could invalidate the JUnit report, and the terminal summary can show FAILURE with 0 failures. Neither blocks the suite from running, so the change is mergeable with these noted.
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A rabbit checks the Jasmine trail, Then stages files in Xcode's pail. The specs report each skipped run, While global errors meet the spy. I nibble greens; the tests are done!
jasmine-core becomes a pinned root devDependency instead of a vendored copy.
A new "Stage Test Runner Dependencies" phase on the TestRunner target runs
tools/stage-test-runner-deps.mjs before Copy Bundle Resources, copying the
package's single-file build and license into the gitignored
TestRunner/app/Infrastructure/Jasmine/vendor/ so the app-folder reference
bundles it. The phase finds node the same way the js2c phase does
(.xcode.env / .xcode.env.local), and CI already runs `npm install` at the
repo root through scripts/install-ci-deps.sh.
The script rewrites a file only when its content changed, so incremental
builds do not recopy the app folder.
Replaces the vendored Jasmine 2.0.1 (and its 2.0 typings) with jasmine-core
7.0.2 from the staging step.
Harness:
- New Infrastructure/Jasmine/boot.js: installGlobals, declaration-order runs
(random: false), the quarantine specFilter and the progress beacon carry
over; the async-function and fail() shims are gone because Jasmine handles
both natively.
- A custom object formatter keeps Jasmine's pretty-printer from throwing on
null-prototype tagged objects such as module namespaces. toBe() formats
its message even when it passes, so expect(ns).toBe(ns) threw.
- Reporters count excluded/notApplicable specs as skipped and write
suite-level (afterAll, between-spec) and run-level errors as failing
JUnit testcases, so CI's verify-junit-xml sees them. The JUnit escaping
no longer double-escapes entities, and stacks containing "]]>" stay
inside their CDATA.
Specs:
- Jasmine 7 routes global `error`/`unhandledrejection` events to the
running spec. Specs that raise them on purpose run under
raisesGlobalErrors (Infrastructure/Jasmine/globalErrorSpy.js), a wrapper
over jasmine.spyOnGlobalErrorsAsync that leaves the events uncancelled.
Worker specs whose error used to be re-reported on the global scope
after they finished now cancel it on the parent, and the malformed-URL
HTTP loader spec waits for the import it starts.
- Duplicate spec names are now a declaration error: MethodCallsTests'
instance/static property pairs get the file's Instance/Static naming, a
spec pasted into another spec's body is split back out, and a copied
Timers spec is removed.
- Bumps the shared tests to common-runtime-tests-app test/jasmine-7-compat,
which makes the shared specs work on both Jasmine 2.0.1 and 7.
13-13: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Check for unexpected errors in the promise specs.
If an extra global error reaches Jasmine’s spy before done(), the spec can pass because it ignores the spy and checks only the first report. Assert that the captured errors contain only the expected error.
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Review comment at @TestRunner/app/Infrastructure/Jasmine/globalErrorSpy.js at line 13:
Update the jasmine.spyOnGlobalErrorsAsync callback in the globalErrorSpy helper to assert that the captured errors contain only the expected error before completing the promise spec; do not check only the first reported error.
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@TestRunner/app/Infrastructure/Jasmine/jasmine-reporters/junit_reporter.js:
- Line 324: Update the failure-text sanitization in the JUnit reporter so XML
1.0-invalid characters are removed from both failure messages and stacks before
they are added to the report; preserve the existing escaping and trimming
behavior.
Review comments at
@TestRunner/app/Infrastructure/Jasmine/jasmine-reporters/terminal_reporter.js:
- Line 223: Update the summary assembled into result_str so its failure count
includes suite-level and run-level failures, including afterAll failures, or
clearly label the existing count as spec failures. Preserve the FAILURE/SUCCESS
status behavior driven by failedOverall.
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Review comments at @TestRunner/app/Infrastructure/Jasmine/globalErrorSpy.js:
- Line 13: Update the jasmine.spyOnGlobalErrorsAsync callback in the
globalErrorSpy helper to assert that the captured errors contain only the
expected error before completing the promise spec; do not check only the first
reported error.
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- The JUnit reporter writes characters XML 1.0 cannot represent (control
characters other than tab/LF/CR, lone surrogates, U+FFFE/U+FFFF) as
\uXXXX text, in attributes and CDATA alike; one such character in a
failure message made the whole report unparseable.
- The terminal summary lists suite- and run-level errors next to the spec
failure count, so a FAILURE caused only by an afterAll no longer reads
"0 failures".
- The unhandled-rejection specs check that Jasmine's global error spy saw
exactly their own rejection, so an unrelated error landing while they
run fails them instead of being swallowed.
Re the globalErrorSpy.js nitpick: addressed in e902e4b in the unhandled-rejection specs (Promises.js). Each one now checks that Jasmine's global error spy saw exactly one error, and that it was the spec's own rejection. An unrelated error landing while they run now fails the spec. The helper itself stays generic because it can't know which errors a spec expects; specs get the spy as the second argument to assert on.
* test: bump shared tests to common-runtime-tests-app master
Picks up 2cb9c23, which keeps worker errors and failure paths
version-agnostic across Jasmine releases, and 234f5f3 (case-insensitive
require expectations).
* test: run the test app on jasmine-core 7 from npm
Replaces the vendored Jasmine 2.0.1 with jasmine-core 7.0.2, a pinned
root devDependency, mirroring NativeScript/ios#547.
- test-app/test-runner-deps is a test-app-only local plugin listed in
test-app/dependencies.json. Its include.gradle copies jasmine.js and its
license from the repo's node_modules into a generated assets folder
before preBuild, so runtests, :app:installDebug and Android Studio
builds all get it, and none of the gradle files shipped to apps change.
A missing npm install fails the build with a pointer to the fix.
- New Infrastructure/Jasmine/boot.js: installs the globals, keeps
declaration order (random: false), works around jasmine-core's
pretty-printer throwing on null-prototype tagged objects, and exports
execute().
- globalErrorSpy.js: raisesGlobalErrors() wraps specs that raise global
error / unhandledrejection events on purpose.
- Reporters: excluded/notApplicable specs count as skipped; suite- and
run-level errors become failing JUnit testcases and fail the summary;
XML escaping no longer double-escapes and survives ]]> in stacks.
* test: make the test app's specs pass on Jasmine 7
- Duplicate names are a declaration error now: rename a copied suite in
the Kotlin enums tests and the console.log tests, give two specs that
test different things distinct names, and drop a copied timer spec.
- Specs that raise global errors or unhandled rejections on purpose
(error events, unhandled rejections, uncaughtErrorPolicy, discarded
exceptions, worker errors left unhandled) run under raisesGlobalErrors.
- The worker OOM spec cancels the worker error on the parent.
- The UI-thread dispatch spec declared an it() from inside a callback,
which never asserted anything; it now waits for the three callbacks.
- Rejection handlers use done.fail() instead of a failing expect.
* test: drop GC specs that assert full marking-mode reachability
test1-test5, 'should keep extended instances alive after GC' and 'should
keep array-enclosed objects alive after GC' hand a Java callback a
closure over a Java object and expect it to survive a GC. Only
markingMode "full" provided that, and #2093 removed it. Under "none"
every one of their 13 delayed callbacks fails with 'The JavaScript
instance no longer has available Java instance counterpart'; the specs
are synchronous, so Jasmine 2 never saw it.
* test: harden the Jasmine run against restarts and startup failures
- MyActivity registers and runs the suite once per process; a recreated
activity would otherwise hit Jasmine's rejection of a second run.
- When Jasmine cannot start the run, boot.js writes a failing JUnit
result so the runtests harness reports it instead of timing out.
- The UI-thread dispatch spec is named for what it checks: with
multithreaded JavaScript on, the callback may run on the calling
thread.
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Moves the TestRunner suite from a vendored Jasmine 2.0.1 (2014) to jasmine-core 7.0.2, installed from npm instead of committed.
jasmine-core comes from npm
jasmine-coreis a pinned root devDependency (7.0.2).TestRunnertarget runstools/stage-test-runner-deps.mjsbefore Copy Bundle Resources. It copies the package's single-file build and its license intoTestRunner/app/Infrastructure/Jasmine/vendor/(gitignored), which the app-folder reference then bundles..xcode.env/.xcode.env.local, like the js2c phase. CI already runsnpm installat the repo root (scripts/install-ci-deps.sh), so no workflow changes are needed. Locally, runnpm installonce (README updated).Harness
Infrastructure/Jasmine/boot.js. It keeps declaration order (random: false; the shared Workers suite carries state between specs), the quarantinespecFilterand the suite progress beacon. The async-function andfail()shims are dropped because Jasmine now handles both.toBe()builds its message even when it passes, soexpect(ns).toBe(ns)threwvalue.toString is not a function. Fixed upstream in Pretty-print module namespace objects instead of throwing jasmine/jasmine#2123; the formatter can go once a release includes it.excludedandnotApplicablespecs count as skipped.afterAll, errors raised between specs) and run-level errors are written as failing JUnit testcases, soverify-junit-xmlfails the build on them.]]>in a stack no longer breaks the CDATA block.Spec changes
Global errors. Jasmine 7 fails the running spec when a global
error/unhandledrejectionevent fires; 2.0.1 never saw those events.raisesGlobalErrors(Infrastructure/Jasmine/globalErrorSpy.js). It wrapsjasmine.spyOnGlobalErrorsAsyncand doesn't cancel the events, so listeners,preventDefault()and the__onUncaughtErrorfallback still behave as in production.import("http://")unhandled, and its rejection landed in a later RemoteModuleSecurity spec. It now waits for the import.Duplicate names are now a declaration error.
MethodCallsTests: 28 instance/static property pairs shared a name; they now use the file's…_Instance…/…_Static…scheme.MethodCallsTests: a spec that had been pasted into another spec's body is split back out.Timers.js: a copied spec is removed.Shared tests. The submodule is bumped to common-runtime-tests-app
master(2cb9c23), which makes the shared specs version-agnostic:done(reason)failure branches fail on 2.0.1 too.Verified on Android (still on Jasmine 2.0.1) as well.
Testing
./run_tests.sh --keep-sim, iPhone 16 Pro / iOS 26.3:main(Jasmine 2.0.1, shareda2ccd8c)mainharness + sharedtest/jasmine-7-compat(backwards-compat check)vendor/(the phase restages it)mainc45a8ab5, shared atmaster2cb9c23The reporters were also checked in Node against jasmine-core 7 with a fake suite (failing,
xit, filtered,pending,afterAllerror,done(reason), async); the XML output parses.Android still runs Jasmine 2.0.1; the only change that reaches it is the shared-test update, which passes there.
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