Running ECC convenience test...
TypeError: sjcl.encrypt is not a function
at sjcl.test.TestCase.doRun (evalmachine.<anonymous>:24:27)
at evalmachine.<anonymous>:84:12
at sjcl.test.TestCase.pauseAndThen (evalmachine.<anonymous>:4:33)
at sjcl.test.TestCase.run (evalmachine.<anonymous>:83:10)
at evalmachine.<anonymous>:106:29
at evalmachine.<anonymous>:21:47
at go (evalmachine.<anonymous>:12:9)
at evalmachine.<anonymous>:13:50
at evalmachine.<anonymous>:86:15
at sjcl.test.TestCase.doRun (evalmachine.<anonymous>:77:9)
*** FAIL *** ECC convenience test: TypeError: sjcl.encrypt is not a function
- failed 1 / 1 tests. (9 ms)
Adding convenience module makes this test succeeds.
Q: Does the ecc module depends on convenience?
A: If so, there is no warning message that alerts the user. Otherwise, such a test should not run.
Using this configuration
makes that this test fails.
Adding
convenience
module makes this test succeeds.Q: Does the
ecc
module depends onconvenience
? A: If so, there is no warning message that alerts the user. Otherwise, such a test should not run.