Angular Test Process for <SELECT>

[ghost]

Would it be possible for someone to work on the code used to test the <SELECT>. It seems there are a large number of issues with this form control and every time one bug is fixed another one or two come up. I'm really wondering if there will ever be a day when there are no select control related issues.

[Narretz]

What exactly do you mean with

to work on the code used to test the <SELECT>

Do you have any specific suggestions? Obviously it would be better to have all possible cases tested, but this is difficult because select is so complex and can be used in a variety of ways. I believe most of the recent select issues have been causes by a huge refactoring shortly before the 1.3 release. When these issues are fixed, we include tests for broken cases.

[pkozlowski-opensource]

@rscholey what would really hope is to have a minimal, live reproduce scenario using plunker or similar for the cases you are facing. For example there is #9918 reported but no clear reproduce scenario. We can quickly turn reproduce scenarios into test + fix, provided that we can see the issue.

[ajohnston256]

@rscholey I was able to reproduce #9714 and just submitted a pull request with a fix. It contains a unit test for using $timeout with select, which will hopefully help to prevent future issues of this kind.

[Narretz]

Can we close this issue then?