Frontend tests failure when pushing, whereas the tests run without failing when running manually

[Shriyam-Avasthi]

I am facing issue, running git push leading to frontend tests failed error , whereas if I run the tests using make run_tests.frontend all tests work. I have worked on a very basic fix (just fixing a button) and I dont feel something like that should cause the frontend tests to fail. Here are the terminal outputs for reference:

• Using git push

• Using make run_tests.frontend

Additionally, just to be sure, I went ahead and created another branch and modified only the following piece of code, in essence, just adding a && true condition, which should not lead to any functionality changes. But this also leads to the same frontend test failed error.

    isDiagramCreated(): boolean {
    // This function checks if any shape has been created or not.
    return Boolean(
      !this.isUserDrawing() &&
        this.diagramStatus === this.STATUS_EDITING &&
        this.canvas &&
        this.canvas.getObjects().length > 0
    );
  }

to

    isDiagramCreated(): boolean {
    // This function checks if any shape has been created or not.
    return Boolean(
      !this.isUserDrawing() &&
        this.diagramStatus === this.STATUS_EDITING &&
        this.canvas &&
        this.canvas.getObjects().length > 0 &&
        true
    );
  }

[AkashPaloju]

I'm also facing this issue.

These are the screencasts:

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Frontend tests are passed with full coverage using the command make run_tests.frontend PYTHON_ARGS="--check_coverage" and also taking decent time ~8 mins

full-frontend-tests.webm

[gp201]

@Shriyam-Avasthi, Can you contact me at dev-support@oppia.org, so we can meet to diagnose this issue?

[imchristie]

I'm also facing this issue.

It passes when I run "python -m scripts.run_frontend_tests" but it shows that the frontend tests failed when I am trying to git push

[gp201]

@imchristie Can you contact me at dev-support@oppia.org, so we can meet to diagnose this issue?