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Is this torn down by testem after each test? I've not used it before. It seems like it would leak between tests?
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I’m not sure. I just copied the prior test assuming it did the right thing.
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Seems like it is handled in the before/after callbacks above
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oh is this a thing? There are so many logs I would like to silence that aren't even deprecation related. I wish testem would always just not-print logs by default. in CI.
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@mixonic can we get this merged? |
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@wagenet - perhaps make the log limit configurable? |
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@boris-petrov I'm not opposed to that, but I also don't see it being a necessity either. 100 should be far more than enough and resolve the problem of the runner hanging due to thousands of messages. |
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Exactly - 100 may be much more than someone's preference. :) |
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Yeah, my concern was less about preference and more about making sure the runner doesn't crash! |
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Limits console log to avoid causing ember server to hang which can happen if there is too much logging.