Android latest is running version 6.0

[jzombie]

The .airtap.yml of the following configuration runs Android 6.0 remotely, which is a rather old version of Android.

All other tests are passing; running on latest versions I think.

sauce_connect: true
loopback: airtap.local
providers:

• airtap-sauce
  browsers:
• name: firefox
  version: latest
• name: chrome
  version: latest
• name: safari
  version: latest
• name: iphone
  version: latest
• name: microsoftedge
  version: latest
• name: android
  version: latest

Edit: Sometimes when the Android 6 client fails, you can see the error message (other times it times out). However, I'm not looking to test Android 6.0.

client error (Sauce Labs Android Browser on Android 6.0 on Android GoogleAPI Emulator): { message: 'Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token {',
source: 'http://airtap.local:45919/airtap/test.js',
lineno: 9,
colno: 16,
error:
{ name: 'SyntaxError',
stack: 'SyntaxError: Unexpected token {' } }

Edit: Confirmed that issue is not reproducible when downgrading airtap to version 3.0.0 and running Sauce Connect Proxy 4.6.5.

[jzombie]

This was resolved by using the following configuration (borrowed from https://github.com/feross/simple-peer):

(android was changed to and_chr)

sauce_connect: true
browsers:

• name: firefox
  version: latest
• name: chrome
  version: latest
• name: safari
  version: latest
• name: edge
  version: latest
• name: and_chr
  version: latest
• name: ios_saf
  version: latest
  providers:
• airtap-sauce
  presets:
  local:
  providers: airtap-manual
  browsers:
  • name: manual

[jzombie]

Leaving issue open. Maybe the README should reflect the various browser options.

[vweevers]

Ah, yes. I didn't read the issue description carefully enough. It's not a bug, but a breaking change that's documented in airtap's upgrade guide: https://github.com/airtap/airtap/blob/master/UPGRADING.md#changes-to-matching-of-browsers.

You're right that it deserves to be documented in a README too.

[jzombie]

Thanks! New to this, but really enjoying testing w/ airtap-sauce.