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Smoke tests fixed for local running
What kind of change does this PR introduce?
Error Handling:
Wrapped the main logic in an async function (runSmokeTests) and added a .catch block to handle any uncaught exceptions. This ensures any errors are logged, and the process exits with a failure code. Initialization:
Ensured that the script initializes and installs dependencies correctly in the CI environment. Await in Loop:
Used a regular for loop instead of for await for iterating through runnerGroup to keep consistency and avoid issues.
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If relevant, did you update the documentation?
Summary
Does this PR introduce a breaking change?
Other information Closes Issue #12619
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@OrKoN please checkout This PR if any changes are required do tell me Thanks
@Riyazul555 please sign the CLA so that the CLA check passes
Hey @OrKoN can you please tell me how to sign the CLA pass ? Thanks
@Riyazul555 you can follow the instructions from the check posted above https://github.com/puppeteer/puppeteer/pull/12687/checks?check_run_id=26852656282
I rescanned the CLA @OrKoN Please see it
I think it still not detected
What to do next @OrKoN ?
@OrKoN any updates ?
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Supersede by #12711.