All tests passing against android

[tleyden]

So far, I've had to make the following concessions to get:

• tests/cbl-document.js
• tests/cbl-database.js

with 100% passing against Android. (I have not tried running the other functional tests yet)

• Running against Genymotion emulator (as opposed to Arm64 emulator)
• Comment out code to start LiteServ, since it was already running
• Using a node proxy in between the tests and the LiteServ instance (see below)
• Limit # of docs to 10 in config/local.js -- this works around the issue where CBLiteAndroid was not able to handle the "aggregate timeouts" - eg, being able to load 100 docs in 20 seconds.
• Use async.mapSeries and async.timesSeries instead of async.map and async.times, though I'm not sure if this mattered.
• Possibly some other small tweaks, I've pushed my local changes to a branch called android_passing

  Node proxy

var httpProxy = require('http-proxy');

//
// Create a proxy server with custom application logic
//
httpProxy.createServer(function (req, res, proxy) {
  console.log(req.path)
  proxy.proxyRequest(req, res, {
      host: 'localhost',
      port: 5984
    });
}).listen(8080);

Goal

Get all tests passing on Android with the master branch of cblite-tests.

This might require some scalability enhancements of LiteServAndroid, as well as some test re-working. For example, after discussing with @jchris about it, there are currently "aggregate timeouts, so you get like 20 seconds to load all 100 docs", which may not actually make sense in this kind of test.

[andreibaranouski]

related timeout issues has been fixed

[tleyden]

Glad we can finally close this out.

Btw, can you give any details regarding how timeout issues were fixed?

[andreibaranouski]

there are some points here:

1. many long-running tests use now new added param (TAP_TIMEOUT in seconds)
2. replace .times( to .timesSeries( https://github.com/couchbaselabs/cblite-tests/commit/9ff7033e6b3bb71adbbbf96fd0ea011d4229e27e
3. set process.setMaxListeners(2000) https://github.com/couchbaselabs/cblite-tests/commit/ccf3c7fb3cbe08aa3e5d89734b9efea1732fa0ad

but seems like the second commit could be reverted to speed up test runs when the third has been applied