Better error reporting for "Timed out going through login screen" |
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Issue descriptionWe've had a couple of instances where autotests fail in the login stage. From inspecting the chrome log, we can see that the DUT is stuck on the enterprise screen, which the test does not expect. It then turns out that the vpd settings have requested a hotrod configuration. We should detect this and throw an error, or have the test deal with this situation. Probably the former is better since a manual intervention would be fine in this case. Previous instances of this problem: http://crbug.com/589754 , http://crbug.com/508637
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Mar 18 2016
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Mar 18 2016
I'll note that, TBOOMK, there are no DUTs left in the lab with the hotrod setting. We're also actively exploring how to prevent any more from being delivered into the lab. That said, if we can get more extensive diagnosis of why login failed it would be very helpful. The "Timed out going through login screen." error message is a pretty common failure mode, and saying more in this case could shorten debug cycles. Here's my strawman proposal: Alter the login screen flow so that every dialog that can be presented has a name. Make the name available to the Autotest code responsible for walking through the flows. When login fails, include the on-screen dialog name in the error message.
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May 17 2016
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May 17 2016
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May 17 2016
I'm re-purposing this bug based on c#3. Merely handling remora DUTs is likely to have negative value, since we expect such DUTs not to be in the lab. OTOH, Handling "Timed out going through login screen" in a diagnosable manner would be invaluable.
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May 20 2016
alemate@ can you look into this?
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May 31 2016
alemate@ Can you please update this bug with your findings? We haven't had any updates in the last 10 days.
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Jun 1 2016
Sorry, I didn't have time to look into this. I am currently investigating issue 567779 (in addition to OOBE).
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Oct 16
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Oct 16
Jacob, could you help finding owner for this?
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Oct 16
Issue 889078 is the equivalent bug about improving Tast's detection of this same issue. Issue 888520 (about improving Chrome's logging about the login process) is also related.
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Jan 4
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Comment 1 by achuith@chromium.org
, Mar 18 2016