in file TimeForwarder, function stopForwarding
sth like the following would be nice ;)
TimeForwarder.prototype.stopForwarding = function() {
var that = this;
return new that.schedule.Promise(function(resolve, reject) {
if(that.isExpiringEvents()) {
return reject(new Error("Cannot release timers during event expiration. Currently at: << " +
that.timeServer.currentTime.toMilliseconds() + " >> ms, target: << " + that.timeServer.targetTime.toMilliseconds() +
" ms >>. Forwarding requested from: " + that.forwardingStartedSavedStack));
}
return resolve();
});
};
The faulty scenario was generated when advaceTime was in progress (but not returned as promise in test flow), then test ended and called releaseTimers.
tlewowski
commented
8 years ago
in file TimeForwarder, function stopForwarding sth like the following would be nice ;)
TimeForwarder.prototype.stopForwarding = function() { var that = this; return new that.schedule.Promise(function(resolve, reject) { if(that.isExpiringEvents()) { return reject(new Error("Cannot release timers during event expiration. Currently at: << " + that.timeServer.currentTime.toMilliseconds() + " >> ms, target: << " + that.timeServer.targetTime.toMilliseconds() + " ms >>. Forwarding requested from: " + that.forwardingStartedSavedStack)); }
return resolve(); }); };
The faulty scenario was generated when advaceTime was in progress (but not returned as promise in test flow), then test ended and called releaseTimers.