Add WalkMe SRI #711
Add WalkMe SRI #711
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Fix previous test and add new cases
| @@ -64,37 +80,70 @@ describe('WalkMe', function() { | |||
| analytics.spy(walkme, 'load'); | |||
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| it('should load walkme test lib', function(done) { | |||
| it.skip('should load walkme test lib', function(done) { | |||
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@paco-walkme was this intended to be skipped? I checked it out locally and this test is failing
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@danieljackins hope you can help me with this one. If you notice the reason for failure is that the analytics has been initialized, the error comes from some part of internal testing. If one un-skip this test and skips the next one, you will see how now this test is passing. But with both at the same time.
I search over other integration and saw that others have added .skip on similar test, when the integratino is loaded twice with different parameters.
I belive I'm reseting the state properly in the global afterEach and i dont have more ideas how to fix it within WalkMe test. any advice on how to solve this will be greatly appreciated.
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Hey @paco-walkme,
I think the problem is that walkme.reset() doesn't reset, the window._walkmeInternals.Segment variable so it thinks it's still loaded. I fixed the unit test in this PR I created to track this upstream: #718
Seeing that WalkMe is a dynamic 3rd part library, it is our duty to protect our customers by ensuring all code injected by our CDNs is walkme code and did not originate from another source.
To achieve this we will utilize the security feature Sub-resource Integrity (SRI).
New functionallity is enabled by a new Option field (SHA) in which we will be able to include the SHA that walkme calculates and can be visible from the snippet script.