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coming from #1253 but seems to be a general issue with the CI.
Somehow on the CI servers it reports 500 error instead of 404
2 failing
1) tests to verify the Thing Model Helper
should fail on unavailable linked ThingModel - http:
AssertionError: expected promise to be rejected with an error including 'http status code not 200 but 404 for …' but got 'http status code not 200 but 500 for …'
+ expected - actual
-http status code not 200 but 500 for http://example.com/models/colored-lamp-1.0.0.tm.jsonld
+http status code not 200 but 404 for http://example.com/models/colored-lamp-1.0.0.tm.jsonld
2) tests to verify the Thing Model Helper
should fail on unavailable linked ThingModel - https:
AssertionError: expected promise to be rejected with an error including 'https status code not 200 but 404 for…' but got 'https status code not 200 but 500 for…'
+ expected - actual
-https status code not 200 but 500 for https://example.com/models/colored-lamp-1.0.0.tm.jsonld
+https status code not 200 but 404 for https://example.com/models/colored-lamp-1.0.0.tm.jsonld
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It seems that somebody registered the example.com domain and put a real server behind it. It could be that previously it would correctly answer 404 now for an unknown reason it fires a 500.
I tried with a REST client and it still fires 404 on my machine.. but it seems the CI setup does differently. Hence I would soften a bit the check as done in #1255
coming from #1253 but seems to be a general issue with the CI.
Somehow on the CI servers it reports 500 error instead of 404
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: