Refine test environment and track test coverage. #24
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Also seperates the build task from the test task so tests don't run twice on save. Probably it's more semantic, too.
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Nice! :) thx @boennemann |
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The coveralls token |
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Can we merge this? Coveralls can be done in a separate PR (: |
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I've done a rebase and added your chore commits :) |
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Karma now tests the built code and generates code coverage reports.
I'd love to set up coveralls, but I'd need push access to set the required env variables for Travis.
I removed an incorrect test, so we should now at least be back to green.
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grunt devtask isn't working correctly atm, because karma keeps telling meWaiting for previous execution.... I suspect there is a hanging test so the testing session isn't closed down. But maybe I'm missing something obvious there, dunno. I'll investigate some more.