chore: bump version of npm packages#555
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| var addBarrelRegistration = require('../../utilities/barrel-management'); | ||
| var getFiles = Blueprint.prototype.files; | ||
| const stringUtils = require('ember-cli/lib/utilities/string'); | ||
| const stringUtils = require('ember-cli-string-utils'); |
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What is the reason for using the separate ember-cli-string-utils instead of the built-in ember-cli/lib/utilities/string?
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ember-cli with version 2.5.0 does not comes with included string utils, looks like they have removed it from ember-cli and added separated package.
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Has my lgtm, let's just make sure both linux, osx and windows tests pass. |
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Why is this test removed?
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Don't really know the reason but seems like ember-cli now allows that kind of things. Let me check if I shoud catch here too...
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Yes, I should catch here too, thanks.
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| it('ng generate component ..' + path.sep + 'my-comp from root dir will fail', () => { | ||
| return ng(['generate', 'component', '..' + path.sep + 'my-comp']).then(() => { | ||
| return ng(['generate', 'component', '..' + path.sep + 'my-comp']).catch(() => { |
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can you fail the test if then is called?
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We don't want those to succeed if the ng generate succeeds.
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Done, with Mikes approach. Please check.
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Setting null as the success handler will report false positives.
For instance, imagine ng command doesn't fail. The promise will be unrejected and thus the test passes whereas it should fail.
You have to replace the null with a promise rejection, like () => new SilentError() or () => new Promise.reject().
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