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Run tests in all major browsers and engines #998
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The idea here is to use a CI like saucelabs? |
Yes it is. I was trying this for some time but wanted to land #826 this before, so hold for a while. Requires two steps I assume,
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I'll try to spend couple of days to see if I can make land |
Seems #733 is related. |
- initial bootstrap config for karma runner against chrome - ci server is not configured yet relates to ReactiveX#998
- initial bootstrap config for karma runner against chrome - ci server is not configured yet relates to ReactiveX#998
- initial bootstrap config for karma runner against chrome - ci server is not configured yet relates to ReactiveX#998
- initial bootstrap config for karma runner against chrome - ci server is not configured yet relates to ReactiveX#998
- initial bootstrap config for karma runner against chrome - ci server is not configured yet relates to #998
As referenced in PR #1023 , it's required to create official RxJS saucelabs account (https://saucelabs.com/) and configure travis environment values. By saucelabs account requires email account when creating account and it should not be my personal one, asking @Blesh to create one. |
For some reason I thought email address was permanent login credential which is not actually and can be changed easily. I'm creating account by my own, change those information accordingly later to close out this issue. |
- expand browser list to be tested - update karma configuration for newly added rx.dom test cases closes ReactiveX#998
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This needs to be run against:
in an automated way. Currently we're only running against Node, and that's not good.
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