5 second pause when running

[rippo]

thanks for this image it works great, however I am finding that there is delay of 5 or so secs to call casper.start

If I run locally on my dev box

casperjs test ./tests/logged.out.js --baseUrl=http://test.com:62726

The script takes around 2secs

PASS 35 tests executed in 2.015s, 35 passed, 0 failed, 0 dubious, 0 skipped.

If I run this via docker

docker run -v d:/tests:/data zopanix/casperjs test logged.out.js --baseUrl=http://test.com:62726

It starts instantly and shows the following

Logged out pages
PASS Logged out pages (35 tests)

however there is now a pause for around 5 secs and then the tests run

PASS 35 tests executed in 7.376s, 35 passed, 0 failed, 0 dubious, 0 skipped.

Therefore something is delaying the call to casper.start by around 5 secs. Have you seen this behaviour and is there anything I can do to speed it up?

the first few lines of my casper script is

casper.test.begin('Logged out pages', 35, function (test) {
    casper.start(casper.cli.options.baseUrl + "", function () {

[rippo]

Have added a simple test script that shows this behaviour

casper.test.begin('Testing Google', 1, function () {

    casper.start("https://www.google.co.uk", function () {
        casper.test.assertTextExists("Google" );
    });

    casper.run(function () {
        casper.test.done();
    });
});

run from command

casperjs test d:\_tmp\google.js

run using docker

docker run -v d:/_tmp:/data zopanix/casperjs test google.js

[zopanix]

Hey, sorry didn't see you comments. I don't do anything special to delay the scripts... It could be that the is some init done while running it in docker and that is already done on your machine during boot.

[rippo]

No worries, I assume you see this behaviour as well

[zopanix]

Weel not really. The script I launched with campers were taking about 10min so I didn't see the 5sec delay. I am going to close this issue since there is not much to do.