Wrap the qunit expected and actual entries in calls to the qunit form…

trobertsonsf commented 9 years ago

…atter so you get useful ouput on failed assertions instead of just [object Object]

This addresses #24

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dignifiedquire commented 9 years ago

Thanks can you change the commit message to follow our convention

trobertsonsf commented 9 years ago

@Dignifiedquire Updated the commit message! sorry for the delay.

dignifiedquire commented 9 years ago

Thanks :octocat:

cnandreu commented 8 years ago

@Dignifiedquire This PR got merged, but it looks like it never got released. https://github.com/karma-runner/karma-qunit/commits/master Would it possible to bump the version & publish to npm?

dignifiedquire commented 8 years ago

Sorry about that, released as 0.1.9

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