reporting-isolated-across-navigations.https.sub.html

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<!DOCTYPE html>

<meta charset="utf-8">

<title>Bug test page 1</title>

<script src="/resources/testharness.js"></script>

<script src="/resources/testharnessreport.js"></script>

<script src="resources/report-helper.js"></script>

<script>

promise_test(async t => {

  await new Promise(resolve => {

    window.addEventListener("message", resolve);

});

  // At this point, the reporting endpoint should have received all three

  // reports. Ensure that reports from the first page are not batched with

  // those from the second, or sent to its endpoint.

  const csp1_uuid = "112868aa-4b59-57c7-a388-db909ef24295";

  const csp2_uuid = "612bf2ee-b9b8-5f8d-a239-0981c6ff057e";

  const reports1 = await pollReports('/reporting/resources/report.py', csp1_uuid);

  const reports2 = await pollReports('/reporting/resources/report.py', csp2_uuid);

  const url_prefix = "https://{{location[host]}}/reporting/resources/";

  // Validate that both received reports were CSP img-src violations from the

  // same reporting source. Each image should be represented once, although the

  // order does not matter.

  assert_equals(reports1.length, 2, "First endpoint should receive two reports");

  assert_equals(reports1[0].type, "csp-violation");

  assert_equals(reports1[0].url, url_prefix + "first-csp-report.https.sub.html");

  assert_equals(reports1[0].body.disposition, "enforce");

  assert_equals(reports1[0].body.effectiveDirective, "img-src");

  assert_equals(reports1[1].type, "csp-violation");

  assert_equals(reports1[1].url, url_prefix + "first-csp-report.https.sub.html");

  assert_equals(reports1[1].body.disposition, "enforce");

  assert_equals(reports1[1].body.effectiveDirective, "img-src");

  var image_sources = [reports1[0].body.blockedURL, reports1[1].body.blockedURL].sort();

  assert_equals(image_sources[0], url_prefix + "missing1.png");

  assert_equals(image_sources[1], url_prefix + "missing2.png");

  // Validate that the report received from the second endpoint was also a CSP

  // img-source violation, from a different URL.

  assert_equals(reports2.length, 1, "Second endpoint should reecive one report");

  assert_equals(reports2[0].type, "csp-violation");

  assert_equals(reports2[0].url, url_prefix + "second-csp-report.https.sub.html");

  assert_equals(reports2[0].body.disposition, "enforce");

  assert_equals(reports2[0].body.effectiveDirective, "img-src");

  assert_equals(reports2[0].body.blockedURL, url_prefix + "missing3.png");

}, "Reports should be sent to the correct endpoints");

</script>

<body>

<h1>Bug test main frame</h1>

<iframe id="frame" src="resources/first-csp-report.https.sub.html"></iframe>

</body>