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Test run 2026-10-09-142458-31e4ef4

Date
9 Oct 2026, 14:24 UTC
Commit
31e4ef4
Branch
main
Passed
1760
Failed
1
Skipped
60
To do
0
Suites
18
Suite time
24 min 55 s
The sum of all suites

Packages and environments

Each cell shows the tests of one package in one environment. Select a cell to see its tests.

Packagenodechromiumchromefirefoxwebkitsafariios
@lag/integration-testsNo suite67 passed, 3 skipped55 passed, 2 skipped50 passed, 11 skipped45 passed, 16 skipped45 passed, 12 skipped1 failed of 57, 16 skipped
@lag/load15 passedNo suiteNo suiteNo suiteNo suiteNo suiteNo suite
@lag/report12 passedNo suiteNo suiteNo suiteNo suiteNo suiteNo suite
@lag/scripts33 passedNo suiteNo suiteNo suiteNo suiteNo suiteNo suite
@lag/site307 passed92 passedNo suiteNo suiteNo suiteNo suiteNo suite
@mark1russell7/lag999 passedNo suiteNo suiteNo suiteNo suiteNo suiteNo suite

Failed tests

1 test failed.

  1. DriftLag during a sustained load › reports equal timer tasks of 30 ms as lag, and no lag after the load

    packages/lag-integration-tests/src/drift-load.test.ts in @lag/integration-tests, ios

    assert@http://127.0.0.1:51841/node_modules/.vite/vitest/0f8d25735ff76a079d6c88c1e05650b7dd4f02ee/deps/vitest___@vitest_expect___chai.js:1447:31
    @http://127.0.0.1:51841/@fs/Users/runner/work/lag/lag/node_modules/.pnpm/@vitest+expect@4.1.2/node_modules/@vitest/expect/dist/index.js:1155:20
    @http://127.0.0.1:51841/node_modules/.vite/vitest/0f8d25735ff76a079d6c88c1e05650b7dd4f02ee/deps/vitest___@vitest_expect___chai.js:1618:30
    @[native code]
    measureLoad@http://127.0.0.1:51841/Users/runner/work/lag/lag/packages/lag-integration-tests/src/drift-load.test.ts:87:34

Slowest tests

TestPackage and environmentDuration
The overhead of all monitors on an idle page › stays in the CPU and timer budgetspackages/lag-integration-tests/src/overhead/overhead.test.ts@lag/integration-tests in chromium1 min 23 s
Lag Monitor Stress Tests › light load profile completes and reports few eventspackages/lag-integration-tests/src/stress.test.ts@lag/integration-tests in webkit21.25 s
experiment E7: another page of the origin watches a hang › gets the lock of a page that closes during a hangpackages/lag-integration-tests/src/peer-tab.test.ts@lag/integration-tests in safari20.9 s
Lag Monitor Stress Tests › light load profile completes and reports few eventspackages/lag-integration-tests/src/stress.test.ts@lag/integration-tests in chrome20.63 s
Lag Monitor Stress Tests › light load profile completes and reports few eventspackages/lag-integration-tests/src/stress.test.ts@lag/integration-tests in safari20.42 s
Lag Monitor Stress Tests › light load profile completes and reports few eventspackages/lag-integration-tests/src/stress.test.ts@lag/integration-tests in firefox20.28 s
Lag Monitor Stress Tests › light load profile completes and reports few eventspackages/lag-integration-tests/src/stress.test.ts@lag/integration-tests in ios20.24 s
Lag Monitor Stress Tests › light load profile completes and reports few eventspackages/lag-integration-tests/src/stress.test.ts@lag/integration-tests in chromium20.19 s
Lag Monitor Stress Tests › moderate load profile triggers measurable lagpackages/lag-integration-tests/src/stress.test.ts@lag/integration-tests in chrome19.59 s
Lag Monitor Stress Tests › heavy load profile drives the system hardpackages/lag-integration-tests/src/stress.test.ts@lag/integration-tests in webkit19.3 s

Test durations

Number of tests in each duration range

0100200300400500600700↑ Tests0–1 ms1–2 ms2–5 ms5–10 ms10–20 ms20–50 ms50–100 ms100–200 ms200–500 ms500–1000 ms1–2 s2–5 s5–10 s10–20 s20–50 s50 s or moreDuration668
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DurationTests
0–1 ms668
1–2 ms294
2–5 ms234
5–10 ms100
10–20 ms45
20–50 ms41
50–100 ms34
100–200 ms34
200–500 ms70
500–1000 ms28
1–2 s56
2–5 s84
5–10 s29
10–20 s36
20–50 s7
50 s or more1

lag: Main-thread responsiveness monitoring for browser apps, exported as OpenTelemetry metrics.

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