Ooh I like this error report, thanks. Will fix...

I did report this to SauceLabs as well so it might get resolved but then again it probably better to fullproof it. There might be other config that creates this problem.

Also to clarify my report, the error occurs on the status calls, not the job creation call. SauceLabs thinks it created the job because it returns a job id but it actually didn't.

Oh! A job id is returned, but the Job itself never starts at all? ever?

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Also to clarify my report, the error occurs on the status calls, not the
job creation call. SauceLabs thinks it created the job because it returns a
job id but it actually didn't.

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The UI doesn't even list the job. They aware of the bug and are working on it on their end but it is possible that other combination could trigger this behavior.

For what its worth, I'm currently seeing something similar:

{
    "completed": false,
    "js tests": [
        {
            "status": "test error",
            "platform": [
                "OSX 10.9",
                "chrome",
                "latest-1"
            ],
            "id": "some-id...",
            "job_id": "job not ready"
        }
    ]
}

No job shows up in the Dashboard.