
Hasith De Silva developed the browser wait-for-response capability for the grafana/k6 project, enabling automated tests to deterministically wait for specific HTTP responses. He implemented the Page.waitForResponse API with timeout options and a dedicated ResponseEventHandler, using Go and JavaScript to manage asynchronous response processing and concurrency control. His work included refactoring internal response handling with int64 IDs and improved channel lifecycles, enhancing reliability and performance. By expanding test coverage and optimizing error handling, Hasith reduced test flakiness and improved CI feedback cycles. This feature strengthened browser automation in k6, delivering more stable and predictable automated testing for backend systems.
In August 2025, delivered the browser wait-for-response capability in grafana/k6, alongside internal refactors to support robust asynchronous response handling. This work improves deterministic browser-based tests and strengthens CI reliability, delivering measurable business value through more stable automated test runs and faster feedback.
In August 2025, delivered the browser wait-for-response capability in grafana/k6, alongside internal refactors to support robust asynchronous response handling. This work improves deterministic browser-based tests and strengthens CI reliability, delivering measurable business value through more stable automated test runs and faster feedback.

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