Closed marcins closed 9 years ago
LGTM
Yes please. The fact that there is no #qunit-fixture
when using Karma was quite annoying to discover. QUnit docs make it very clear that such element is always available.
When can I expect this to be released?
Any chance of this getting merged? While the workaround in https://github.com/karma-runner/karma-qunit/issues/18#issuecomment-74264546 works, it'd be much cleaner if it just worked out of the box :smile:
@vojtajina
+1 would like to see this merged as well. While adding the element manually works, doing it for hundreds of tests is not ideal.
Thanks for the reminder. I'm in the middle of going through all the karma repos and getting them up to speed. I'll tackle qunit in the next days.
@Dignifiedquire Hey, any news here :smile:
Damn, there are just too many repos...
Thanks and sorry for the delay :octocat:
New release incoming soon
Haha, I can understand that one. I'm just really happy things are happening in Karma again! :smile:
Published as 0.1.5
with a much cleaner code base and a readme in the package :)
As per the discussion is #18 - to match the default QUnit HTML runner, and allow for re-use of tests written for this runner with Karma, create a
qunit-fixture
div on test start, removing any existing div with this id if it exists.