Closed fotinakis closed 7 years ago
The getUrlParams
utility doesn't do anything fancy, it simply parses the URL params from window.location
. Since this is just an implementation detail (e.g., how Ember Exam reads the URL param), I wouldn't want to expose it publicly.
You could use any utility that parses URL params to access them yourself.You could even use QUnit.urlParams
; the only reason this addon doesn't use QUnit.urlParams
is that it is not set when we access the URL.
Currently, the URL params that are unique to ember-exam
are _split
and _partition
. While prefixed with underscores, these aren't actually private, they simply use _
to lessen the chance of collision. I treat them as part of the public API (though they aren't documented).
Sounds good @trentmwillis — we'll consider the query parameters the public interface for now. I was thinking if you were to expose a public interface it would be something more generic like getConfig().partition
that wouldn't expose that ember-exam pulls them from url params.
This isn't blocking us directly right now so I'll close this.
Good suggestion, I'll consider it and let ya know if I wind up adding something like that.
Hey Trent,
Working on getting ember-percy to automatically discover some ember-exam settings, in order to fix parallelization bugs when using both addons together.
The bug is basically that we rely on
Testem.afterTests
to be called only once, to know when the tests are done. This is of course called multiple times in ember-exam land, so the Percy builds are prematurely finalized when the first partition finishes and hence miss data each build.Our options are: 1) Discover the ember-exam
split
number, so we count up and only finalize on the last one. I think we can do that via the -privategetUrlParams
helper:...but of course this is private. Would you be comfortable exposing a public interface for something like this?
Alternatively:
2) if ember-exam exposed its own "afterAllPartitions" hook to know when all of the test partitions are done, we could use that if we see that ember exam is enabled.
Curious about your thoughts. Thanks for this great addon!