LayoutTests/webanimations/combining-transform-animations-with-different-acceleration-capabilities-2.html

<div id="target" style="width: 100px; height: 100px; background-color: black;"></div>
<script src="../resources/js-test.js"></script>
<script>

const element = document.getElementById("target");
const timing = { duration: 1000, iterations: Infinity };

const shouldBecomeEqualAsync = async (actual, expected) => new Promise(resolve => shouldBecomeEqual(actual, expected, resolve));

(async () => {
    if (!window.testRunner || !window.internals) {
        debug("This test should be run in a test runner.");
        return;
    }

    testRunner.waitUntilDone();

    // First, start a transform-related animation that can be accelerated.
    element.animate({ scale: [1, 2] }, timing);
    await shouldBecomeEqualAsync("internals.acceleratedAnimationsForElement(element).length", "1");

    // Now, start another transform-related animation that can also be accelerated.
    const rotationAnimation = element.animate({ rotate: ["30deg", "60deg"] }, timing);
    await shouldBecomeEqualAsync("internals.acceleratedAnimationsForElement(element).length", "2");

    // Now, update the last transform-related animation to a state that cannot be accelerated anymore
    // due to using a steps() timing function. This should not only prevent this animation from
    // running accelerated, but also make the first animation revert to a non-accelerated state.
    rotationAnimation.effect.updateTiming({ easing: "steps(60)" });
    await shouldBecomeEqualAsync("internals.acceleratedAnimationsForElement(element).length", "0");

    testRunner.notifyDone();
})();
    
</script>