Closed achingbrain closed 5 years ago
@achingbrain As you don't do anything special in your test/browser.js
and test/node.js
you can just remove them. I actually prefer that as you then clearly signal that you can also run the tests individually.
As you don't do anything special in your test/browser.js and test/node.js you can just remove them.
Ah, cool - I thought they were required by Aegir. I guess they're only necessary if your tests aren't called *.spec.js
?
I guess they're only necessary if your tests aren't called
*.spec.js
Exactly!
Also renames
.js
tests to.spec.js
and removes some unused dependencies frompackage.json
.