Gozala / reducers

Library for higher-order manipulation of collections
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Run tests on ci.testling.com #27

Open Raynos opened 11 years ago

Raynos commented 11 years ago

http://ci.testling.com/

I want to see the browser support matrix for reducers.

Gozala commented 11 years ago

I would love to get a pull request :smile:

Raynos commented 11 years ago

Then I have to touch your weird test framework that you havn't touched in 18 months and it has weird exports things and it doesnt output tap!

Port your tests to use substack/tape and i'll get it working on ci.testling :D

Gozala commented 11 years ago

I don't mind pull request that rewrites test to tape too :D I'd like to port tests, but it likely require some work to make it work with phantomify. But Yeah I wanna do that at some point.

Raynos commented 11 years ago

What your running shit in phantomify? That's MADNESS

Raynos commented 11 years ago

I'm going to see whether your tests run in testem at some point. although I may do that with reflex instead

Gozala commented 11 years ago

What your running shit in phantomify? That's MADNESS

No it's great for testing node code on headless webkit without any code changes that also works on travis.ci

Raynos commented 11 years ago

oh lol. duplicate.

Gozala commented 11 years ago

Ok I have being trying to setup testling.ci but for unknown reasons test won't even run http://ci.testling.com/Gozala/reducers

Raynos commented 11 years ago

@Gozala bitch at @substack about them using an old version of browserify

Gozala commented 11 years ago

I think it may be related to the fact that timers module was not found for testling.ci trying to workaround this now.

Gozala commented 11 years ago

ok finally tests are running but still something strange is going on. Tests pass but still reported as errored http://ci.testling.com/Gozala/reducers

It also looks like only subset of tests run ...

Gozala commented 11 years ago

I have manually compiled test file with browserify and run test on FF, Chrome, Safari and Opera. All tests seem to pass fine not sure what's wrong with ci.testling

Raynos commented 11 years ago

I'm not sure :(. I asked in #browserling

Gozala commented 11 years ago

@substack It seems to me that tests still don't run as expected, chrome stops running at random points and other the IE tests not even run in other browsers. Is it some other issue now or the fix did not quite fixed it ?