running 'all tests' on CouchDBX 0.11 fails at 'oauth' and then requires admin password ? about couchdbx-core HOT 7 OPEN

Hi,

thanks for the report! Can you send me your operating system specs and other info like if you have previous couchdb installs and/or macports installed?

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It's Leopard 10.5.8, I've never used macports but used to run an earlier version of couchdbx (CouchDBX-0.9.1-R13B-pl2).

I'm able to delete databases etc. until i run the testsuite, then it all goes doolally.

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I have the exact same issue running CouchDBX-R13B2-0.10.0-Leopard. I'm actually on a 32-bit machine with Snow Leopard, but as has been pointed out in another issue, the Snow Leopard CouchDBX fails to boot. Leopard CouchDBX seems to run fine, until running the test suite and hitting the oauth test. No macports, no prior CouchDBX installs. Stopping and starting CouchDBX returns to a happy place, no more authorization requests.

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I have the same problem when running the tests. OS X 10.5.8, first time with CouchDBX.
If I attempt to create a data base I am asked for admin login and password. I have no idea where to find that information.

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Seeing the issue here when using Futon (on CouchDB 0.10.1 on Snow Leopard) within the standalone app, but not when performing the tests through an actual web browser. For those having problems during and after the "oauth" test, try using the web interface (http://localhost:5984/) and run the automated tests from there.

I'm still seeing a couple of other test failures, mostly with "erlang_views" and "rev_stemming," but the oauth issue seems to be isolated to the standalone Futon app.

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m104's assessment agrees with what I'm seeing on CouchDBX-0.10.1-R13B03-Leopard (on an actual Leopard machine this time, to boot). oauth tests pass with Safari.

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The tests run only(!) in a separate browser and that browser needs to be Firefox. This is a limitation of the test suite / webkit combination, nothing CouchDBX can do anything about.

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