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First of all, big "Thank you!" to the creator and all contributors. It's awesome to be able to use PhantomJS in node.
The issue that I am currently facing:
PhantomJS crashes after certain sequence of actions is executed through node-phantom. Trying to execute the same actions when directly phantom runs your code, doesn't reproduce the crash. The error seems to be caused by accessing page that is already deallocated.
I have created a gist with a mocha test reproducing the issue, as well as the same code rewritten for running by phantom (that doesn't break it) and a crash report from phantom: https://gist.github.com/nicroto/9407322
I have debugged the problem, thoroughly, checked page-id's on my side and on node-phantom's side, and they are all correct - I am never accessing id that has been closed before, here is a log (phantomCall and pageCall are logged by my code, while phantom stdout is logged by node-phantom):
First of all, big "Thank you!" to the creator and all contributors. It's awesome to be able to use PhantomJS in node.
The issue that I am currently facing:
I have created a gist with a mocha test reproducing the issue, as well as the same code rewritten for running by phantom (that doesn't break it) and a crash report from phantom: https://gist.github.com/nicroto/9407322
I have debugged the problem, thoroughly, checked page-id's on my side and on node-phantom's side, and they are all correct - I am never accessing id that has been closed before, here is a log (phantomCall and pageCall are logged by my code, while phantom stdout is logged by node-phantom):
I haven't tested this on anything but OS X 10.9.
I hope someone will have an answer to this and thanks in advance to anyone that might try to solve it.
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