Closed Trott closed 12 years ago
I see two of the failed tests were input types related. It simply means the Android device does not support email and url input types. I think the best approach is to just check for the capability's return type. Any better ideas?
On 2/5/12 7:17 AM, "Trott" <reply+i-3099549-dcc74b5d8528e4e0d2718e57f3453f477fecc68a-898789@reply.gith ub.com> wrote:
The JS unit test in the develop branch all pass for Android, but three fail for Android.
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Ah, never mind, I see Rich has put in device specific testing logic :)
On 2/5/12 7:17 AM, "Trott" <reply+i-3099549-dcc74b5d8528e4e0d2718e57f3453f477fecc68a-898789@reply.gith ub.com> wrote:
The JS unit test in the develop branch all pass for Android, but three fail for Android.
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/ucla/mwf/issues/93
The JS unit test in the develop branch all pass for Android, but three fail for Android.