e2e test failed #20370
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When I building cal.com, failed to can't access to testing web server. I use VMWare Workstation Pro 17.6.3 Node.JS: 18.20.7 ufw is disabled When I ran "yarn", many warning was in Resolution step (this problem is mentioned at #19004 )
Below is the e2e test log.
I use reverse proxy by caddy, this is caddy's log.
while the test, I check the used port with "ss -ant"
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Hey @Justice-Goto-3939! I'm here to help you with your e2e test issue. I'm a bot that can assist with bugs, questions, and becoming a contributor. Let's squash those bugs together! 🤖 The errors you're encountering seem to be related to the inability to access the testing web server, which is likely due to the server not being properly started or accessible on the expected port. Here are some steps to help resolve the issue:
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Hey @Justice-Goto-3939! I'm here to help you with your e2e test issue. I'm a bot that can assist with bugs, questions, and becoming a contributor. Let's squash those bugs together! 🤖
The errors you're encountering seem to be related to the inability to access the testing web server, which is likely due to the server not being properly started or accessible on the expected port. Here are some steps to help resolve the issue:
Ensure the Server is Running: Make sure that the Next.js application is built and running before starting the e2e tests. You can do this by running
yarn build
followed byyarn start
to ensure the server is up and running.Check the Port Configuration: The Caddy lo…