If Travis/PhantomJS remains stable, remove logging

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If Travis/PhantomJS remains stable, remove logging #8

Closed halfer closed 9 years ago

halfer commented 9 years ago

I added logging to the Travis test system, to try to track down intermittent PhantomJS issues. This seems to have been very well-behaved over the last couple of weeks, so I imagine a new version of Phantom has fixed it.

Remove cat in the Travis build file
Remove the driver_phantomjs() custom driver builder in the browser TestCase class

halfer commented 9 years ago

I've had a couple of weeks without a problem, then a couple of connection issues today. I've kept the logging code in, but switched it off. I'll close this for now.