We had another intermittent PR test (I think PR test-- I reran it and it passed, now I don't see the error run...) failure that worked without change on rerunning.
The error seemed to be an attempt to retrieve a JSON-LD context during the test -- notably this file:
https://essif-lab.pages.grnet.gr/interoperability/eidas-generic-use-case/contexts/ehic-v1.jsonld
When running JSON-LD tests, we are supposed to configure the test with a pre-fetched context file and not try to retrieve it on the fly. That would help with tests like these (never fail because server is down), but is also required best practice when using JSON-LD.
Presumably, we need to update the test not pre-fetch the file. And other JSON-LD tests that are not pre-fetching the file.
We had another intermittent PR test (I think PR test-- I reran it and it passed, now I don't see the error run...) failure that worked without change on rerunning.
The error seemed to be an attempt to retrieve a JSON-LD context during the test -- notably this file:
https://essif-lab.pages.grnet.gr/interoperability/eidas-generic-use-case/contexts/ehic-v1.jsonldWhen running JSON-LD tests, we are supposed to configure the test with a pre-fetched context file and not try to retrieve it on the fly. That would help with tests like these (never fail because server is down), but is also required best practice when using JSON-LD.
Presumably, we need to update the test not pre-fetch the file. And other JSON-LD tests that are not pre-fetching the file.