Opera translates name colors to numbers (red -> #ff0000)
Other browsers like FF or Chrome translate number to rgb (#ff0000 -> rgb(255, 0, 0)
So avoiding colors in tests is probably the easiest solution...
Couple of changes into angular.scenario runner:
- add autotest config (runs tests when document ready)
- update ObjectModel (forwards events)
- use only one ObjectModel instance for all outputters
- expose error msg and line number in ObjectModel.Spec and ObjectModel.Step
- fix generating spec.ids
- fix 'html' output so that it does not mutate ObjectModel
Couple of changes into docs / generator:
- rename copy -> copyTpl
- move docs/static into docs/examples (to avoid conflict with jstd proxy)
Running all docs e2e tests:
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1/ compile angular-scenario, jstd-scenario-adapter
>> rake compile
2/ build docs
>> rake docs
3/ start jstd server
>> ./server-scenario.sh
4/ capture some browser
5/ run node server to serve static content
>> node ../lib/nodeserver/server.js
6/ run tests
>> ./test-scenario.sh
Removed angular.scenario.Application.checkUrlStatus_ method and these tests:
* should call error handler if status check fails
* should perform a HEAD request to verify file existence
* should call error handler if status code is less than 200
* should call error handler if status code is greater than 299
* should call error handler if status code is greater than 299
This is a combination of 4 commits:
* Fix some small typos, missing semi-colons, etc.
* Fix comment for angular.scenario.SpecRunner.run method
* Fixed some missing semi-colons in cookbook
* Fixed missing semi-colon in nodeserver/server.js
can we agree to put more white space into our code?
I follow there rules for specs:
- 1 blank line between sections of nontrivial it block
- 2 blank lines between it blocks
- 2 blank lines between describe blocks
- 2 blank lines between beforeEach and afterEach
- no blank line between describe and the first child it
- no blank lines between two or more closing }); lines
- extend size() to take size(obj, ownPropsOnly)
- add specs for size()
- update docs to mention string support
- use size() in ng:repeat
including the hasOwnProp check for all object doesn't create
significant perf penalty:
http://jsperf.com/dedicated-code-branch-for-hasownprop
- add `sync` flag xhr.cache
- change ng:include to use the sync flag
- change ng:view to use the sync flag
The end result is that there are fewer repaints in the browser,
which means less "blinking" that user sees.
they have no significant effect on minified and gziped size. in fact
they make things worse.
file | before | after removal
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concat | 325415 | 325297
min | 62070 | 62161
min + gzip | 25187 | 25176
The bottom line is that we are getting 0.05% decrease in size after
gzip without all of the hassle of using underscores everywhere.
