On my Windows 10 system 't/poster-post.t' was stuck.
Debugging showed that this apparently happened when it tried to get
the value of $daemon->sockhost for the test with 'HTTP::Tiny'.
Earlier calls for $daemon->sockhost (for the curl test) did succeed
and did behave as expected...
Sample output of a run that was stuck:
# HTTP::Daemon (6.12): IPv6 (::1)
# Temporary daemon at: http://[::1]:57965/
ok 1 - An object of class 'Test::Smoke::Poster::LWP_UserAgent' isa 'Test::Smoke::Poster::LWP_UserAgent'
ok 2 - write_json
[2022-08-18 16:47:15Z] Posting to http://[::1]:57965/report via LWP::UserAgent.
[2022-08-18 16:47:15Z] Reading from (C:\Perl\Test-Smoke\t\testsuite.jsn)
[2022-08-18 16:47:15Z] Report data: {"sysinfo":"MSWin32"}
[2022-08-18 16:47:15Z] [CoreSmokeDB] {"id":42}
ok 3 - Got id (LWP::Useragent: http://[::1]:57965/report)
ok 4 - An object of class 'Test::Smoke::Poster::Curl' isa 'Test::Smoke::Poster::Curl'
ok 5 - write_json
[2022-08-18 16:47:15Z] Posting to "http://[::1]:57965/report" via curl.
[2022-08-18 16:47:15Z] Reading from (C:\Perl\Test-Smoke\t\testsuite.jsn)
[2022-08-18 16:47:15Z] Report data: {"sysinfo":"MSWin32"}
[2022-08-18 16:47:15Z] In pwd(C:/Perl/Test-Smoke) running:
[2022-08-18 16:47:15Z] qx[C:\Windows\system32\curl.EXE --globoff -A "Test::Smoke/1.79_01 (Test::Smoke::Poster::Curl)" -d json=%7B%22sysinfo%22%3A%22MSWin32%22%7D "http://[::1]:57965/report"]
% Total % Received % Xferd Average Speed Time Time Time Current
Dload Upload Total Spent Left Speed
100 49 100 9 100 40 522 2322 --:--:-- --:--:-- --:--:-- 3062
[2022-08-18 16:47:15Z] [CoreSmokeDB] {"id":42}
ok 6 - Got id (curl: http://[::1]:57965/report)
And then it kept on waiting..
Caching the value of $daemon->sockhost appears to fix it..
(I've got no idea why tho)
With this patch applied and re-running the test it continues:
ok 7 - An object of class 'Test::Smoke::Poster::HTTP_Tiny' isa 'Test::Smoke::Poster::HTTP_Tiny'
ok 8 - write_json
[2022-08-18 16:56:15Z] Posting to http://[::1]:57990/report via HTTP::Tiny.
[2022-08-18 16:56:15Z] Reading from (C:\Perl\Test-Smoke\t\testsuite.jsn)
[2022-08-18 16:56:15Z] Report data: {"sysinfo":"MSWin32"}
[2022-08-18 16:56:15Z] [CoreSmokeDB] {"id":42}
ok 9 - Got id (HTTP::Tiny: http://[::1]:57990/report
ok 10 - no warnings
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On my Windows 10 system 't/poster-post.t' was stuck. Debugging showed that this apparently happened when it tried to get the value of
$daemon->sockhost
for the test with 'HTTP::Tiny'.Earlier calls for
$daemon->sockhost
(for the curl test) did succeed and did behave as expected...Sample output of a run that was stuck:
And then it kept on waiting.. Caching the value of
$daemon->sockhost
appears to fix it.. (I've got no idea why tho)With this patch applied and re-running the test it continues: