I am new to k6 and xk6 testing, and have limited knowledge of computer science and front end development.
When I run an xk6 test I get the error ‘Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 () browser_source=network line_number=0 source=browser stacktrace=“” url=“https://{site-being-tested}.com/account/~js/bootstrap.min.js”’
I’ve attempted to run similar tests using k6 example scripts, against sites I use personally, and on a second laptop. The test proceeds after the error (as far as I can tell). Is there a context, launch or other setting for addressing this error? Is it expected/something that can be ignored?
COMMAND
$ xk6-browser run Browser/browser-test.js
ERRO[0012] Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 () browser_source=network line_number=0 source=browser stacktrace=“” url=“https://{site-being-tested}.com/account/~js/bootstrap.min.js”
WARN[0013] “jQuery.Deferred exception: $(…).tooltip is not a function” …
TEST FILE
import launcher from ‘k6/x/browser’
import { sleep } from ‘k6’;
export default function() {
const browser = launcher.launch('chromium', {
devtools: false, // Open up developer tools in the browser by default
headless: false, // Show browser UI or not
slowMo: '500ms', // Slow down input actions and navigations by specified time
timeout: '30s', // Default timeout to use for various actions and navigations
});
console.log('completed browser launch line');
const context = browser.newContext({
acceptDownloads: true, // Whether to accept downloading of files by default
});
const page = context.newPage();
sleep(3);
var startUrl = "https://{site-being-tested}";//K6 is going to a different url "{site-being-tested}/~js/bootstrap.min.js"
sleep(3);
page.goto(startUrl, { waitUntil: 'networkidle'});
sleep(3);
page.$('input[name="UserId"]').type('{userid}')
sleep(3);
page.$('input[name="Password"]').type('{password}');
sleep(3);
page.$('{css submit button}').click();
sleep(3);
page.$('button.{hamburger-menu}').click();
sleep(2);
page.$('{css-selector}').click();
sleep(2);
page.waitForLoadState('networkidle');
page.close();
browser.close();
}