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Failing tests on a clean setup (on Windows?) #1028
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this PR #854 should be a fix for you i guess :) Sry i dnt have a windows machine to test. Can you try that and check if it resolves ?? |
Yep; that PR fixes all failing 7 of the failing tests I posted 👍 However, the subsequent tests now fail (Chrome opens; but doesn't seem to connect/load the page). This probably happened before too, it just didn't get this far. It might be a local setup issue; not done much digging yet:
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cool, once everything works fine we shld have tat PR updated and merged, Thanks! |
the 404 might be because you have not built the project using |
Oops, @sylvain-hamel is correct; I didn't build when I cloned the other repo! Gets much further now; but then fails with this:
Not sure why it says "linux"; I'm running on Windows (8.1). |
yeah, those don't work in your pc. just run |
Righto! I realise linux makes more sense now I know saucelabs is a remote service :) Ok; then I believe if the PR is merged, this issue is resolved! |
Have file-list.js use path.posix instead of path itself, so the tests can expect a '/' separator on any platform. Closes karma-runner#1028
Have file-list.js use path.posix instead of path itself, so the tests can expect a '/' separator on any platform. Closes karma-runner#1028
Have file-list.js use path.posix instead of path itself, so the tests can expect a '/' separator on any platform. Node 0.10 doesn't provide path.posix and will still fail on Windows. Closes karma-runner#1028
Have file-list.js use path.posix instead of path itself, so the tests can expect a '/' separator on any platform. Node 0.10 doesn't provide path.posix and will still fail on Windows. Closes karma-runner#1028
I followed the instructions here, but when I run
grunt test:unit
there are a bunch of tests that fail.They all seem to be related to paths; and most are just slashes going the wrong way and drive letters; but some are not (eg. "path" vs "/some/pah").
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