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Stackoverflow in getNodeHierarchy #2123

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tombrunet opened this issue Dec 10, 2024 · 2 comments
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Stackoverflow in getNodeHierarchy #2123

tombrunet opened this issue Dec 10, 2024 · 2 comments
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Bug Something isn't working engine Issues in the accessibility-checker-engine component

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Describe the bug
Unable to scan https://www.camparigroup.com/it due to stackoverflow in getNodeHierarchy

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Go to https://www.camparigroup.com/it
  2. Scan the page
  3. Check the console, and see:
Uncaught RangeError: Maximum call stack size exceeded
    at t.getAriaOwnedBy (VM617 ace.js:2:58469)
    at t.getNodeHierarchy (VM617 ace.js:2:59503)
    at t.getNodeHierarchy (VM617 ace.js:2:59627)
    at t.getNodeHierarchy (VM617 ace.js:2:59627)
    at t.getNodeHierarchy (VM617 ace.js:2:59627)

This maps to ARIAMapper somewhere around lines 155-166.

Expected behavior
Shouldn't trigger since getNodeHierarchy should be using cached values in the parents and should only have to go up one level - not multiple

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  • Chrome

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Definition of Done

  • Design artifacts reviewed
  • Work item implemented
  • Automated test case created (when applicable)
  • Unit test completed
  • Run Checker (when applicable)
  • Manual and Screen Reader Testing (when applicable)
  • Video recording of user experience walkthrough (if impact to UX)
  • PR created
@tombrunet tombrunet added Bug Something isn't working engine Issues in the accessibility-checker-engine component labels Dec 10, 2024
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shunguoy commented Dec 10, 2024

The page uses 8 'aria-owns', some of them with the same id and point to the same node. so the CacheUtil.setCache(owned, "aria-owned", owner) may override "owned - owner" relation that was considered as one-on-one. Not sure if this can cause an infinite loop.

<div id="mm-5" class="mm-panel mm-hidden mm-panel_has-navbar" aria-hidden="true"><a class="mm-btn mm-btn_prev mm-navbar__btn" href="#mm-1" aria-owns="mm-1" aria-haspopup="true">.....
<div id="mm-4" class="mm-panel mm-hidden mm-panel_has-navbar" aria-hidden="true"><a class="mm-btn mm-btn_prev mm-navbar__btn" href="#mm-1" aria-owns="mm-1" aria-haspopup="true">......

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Looks like related to the submenus pointing back to the top menu, so you get mm-2 > mm-1 > mm-2 > mm-1, and so forth.

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