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[test-runner] plugin `serve()` hook sees `/web-dev-serverweb-socket.js` request

See original GitHub issue

This seems to be a new change since upgrading from v0.7.xx to v0.9.0, where the serve() plugin hook is firing for this request. This isn’t a blocker - we can ignore it in the plugin easily - but it is new behavior and a bit unexpected as a plugin author.

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Created 3 years ago
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IanVScommented, Jun 10, 2021

I changed the ordering of the plugins, ensuring we always run builtin plugins first. That way user plugins never see these kinds of requests.

Is @web/test-runner-commands considered to be a builtin plugin? I’ve found that when I try to use it in one of my test files, I get errors (in vite, which is similar to snowpack) about an unresolved import of /__web-dev-server__web-socket.js. From reading this issue, it sounded like that shouldn’t happen because that import should have been resolved/rewritten before it got to the vite plugin. Is that not correct?

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FredKSchottcommented, Oct 16, 2020

Thank you!

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