Closed cwick closed 9 years ago
The exception you're seeing is that "equal" isn't defined. tried "equals"? if it's not that, I'm unsure.
qunit is the bastard child of teaspoon, and there's some work on that to get it better.
no, equal
is defined. Teaspoon is printing the value of the third argument to equal
, which, in this example is undefined
. Pass in a message as the third argument and you'll see that instead.
Closing. Addressed in #316.
The teaspoon test runner doesn't show me expected vs actual results for this simple test:
Here is what Teaspoon outputs:
And here is what the test runner that comes built-in to QUnit looks like:
Is Teaspoon supposed to show expected vs actual, or am I doing something wrong?