/* eslint-disable mozilla/no-arbitrary-setTimeout */ "use strict"; const TEST_PAGE = "http://mochi.test:8888/browser/browser/base/content/test/general/file_double_close_tab.html"; var testTab; function waitForDialog(callback) { function onTabModalDialogLoaded(node) { Services.obs.removeObserver( onTabModalDialogLoaded, "tabmodal-dialog-loaded" ); // Allow dialog's onLoad call to run to completion Promise.resolve().then(() => callback(node)); } // Listen for the dialog being created Services.obs.addObserver(onTabModalDialogLoaded, "tabmodal-dialog-loaded"); } function waitForDialogDestroyed(node, callback) { // Now listen for the dialog going away again... let observer = new MutationObserver(function(muts) { if (!node.parentNode) { ok(true, "Dialog is gone"); done(); } }); observer.observe(node.parentNode, { childList: true }); let failureTimeout = setTimeout(function() { ok(false, "Dialog should have been destroyed"); done(); }, 10000); function done() { clearTimeout(failureTimeout); observer.disconnect(); observer = null; callback(); } } add_task(async function() { await SpecialPowers.pushPrefEnv({ set: [["dom.require_user_interaction_for_beforeunload", false]], }); await SpecialPowers.pushPrefEnv({ set: [["prompts.contentPromptSubDialog", false]], }); testTab = await BrowserTestUtils.openNewForegroundTab(gBrowser, TEST_PAGE); // XXXgijs the reason this has nesting and callbacks rather than promises is // that DOM promises resolve on the next tick. So they're scheduled // in an event queue. So when we spin a new event queue for a modal dialog... // everything gets messed up and the promise's .then callbacks never get // called, despite resolve() being called just fine. await new Promise(resolveOuter => { waitForDialog(dialogNode => { waitForDialogDestroyed(dialogNode, () => { let doCompletion = () => setTimeout(resolveOuter, 0); info("Now checking if dialog is destroyed"); ok(!dialogNode.parentNode, "onbeforeunload dialog should be gone."); if (dialogNode.parentNode) { // Failed to remove onbeforeunload dialog, so do it ourselves: let leaveBtn = dialogNode.querySelector(".tabmodalprompt-button0"); waitForDialogDestroyed(dialogNode, doCompletion); EventUtils.synthesizeMouseAtCenter(leaveBtn, {}); return; } doCompletion(); }); // Click again: testTab.closeButton.click(); }); // Click once: testTab.closeButton.click(); }); await TestUtils.waitForCondition(() => !testTab.parentNode); ok(!testTab.parentNode, "Tab should be closed completely"); }); registerCleanupFunction(async function() { if (testTab.parentNode) { // Remove the handler, or closing this tab will prove tricky: try { await SpecialPowers.spawn(testTab.linkedBrowser, [], function() { content.window.onbeforeunload = null; }); } catch (ex) {} gBrowser.removeTab(testTab); } });