Steven Parkes

Hmmm ... that's a lot of latency ... Could cache the results like a real web browser would. This may also defeat the JS compiler cache which would eat up...

Yeah, not sure. Doing async download is tricky. It's tricky because using threads with Johnson is somewhere between hard and impossible. And it's tricky because figuring out exactly what scripts...

Unfortunately, that's not the way HTML works. It loads the scripts as the tags are seen. In particular, this happens on the fly during the parse. The parse is actually...

Yeah, sorry. You can certainly load scripts async. There are cases where you can't, in particular, normal script tags encountered during parsing, since an earlier script might do a document.write...

Huh. I know nothing about spork and very little about Drb. Not sure what could be the issue here ... Do you have an example that you can post somewhere?

I missed the backtrace at first. I think I'm just calling flush on stdout/stderr for debugging. Seems to me like if spork is going to muck with stdout/stderr, it should...

Hmmm ... I'm having trouble replicating this: ``` Feature: Showing bug In order to illustrate the bug I've found I write a feature @javascript Scenario: Sending an AJAX POST #...

Which OS X? (not that I think that matters, but ...) Could you try 1.8.7p302 (rvm should help). p174 is pretty old, though generally the results from incompatible spidermonkey/ruby was...

Well, I'm kind of clueless. The only thing I see that's different is that I'm running on the master code for all the relevant gems (johnson, env-js, capybara, capybara-envjs).

I don't know what is generating the error but it sounds like a check of layout/rendering values and env.js doesn't support rendering so I don't think this is going to...