Hello, I have a simple GET api test that most of the times passes, however there are times when the test fails with the following error
Test timeout of 30000ms exceeded.
Error: apiRequestContext.get: Request context disposed.
The test is simple, it looks like this
test('GET some resource', async ({ request }) => {
const resp = await request.get(${URL}/api/something
, {
headers: {
Cookie: cookie=${ADCookie}
,
},
});
expect(resp.status()).toBe(200);
});
What is the cause of that error? potential solution/debugging? thank you!
This thread is trying to answer question "What is the cause of the error 'apiRequestContext.get: Request context disposed' in a GET API test and how can it be resolved?"
I think that your get command is being disposed of by the timeout elapsing. What you could do is set a timeout on the get command less than the test timeout, this will allow you to control the timeout better. Alternatively you could increase the timeout of the test to allow a longer timeout. If this persists, you could look at toPass() were you have more control over retries. This could be related to a cold start if you are getting inconsistent timings, so my need to remedy it with a few retries.
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