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Fix teardown all to support teardowns that trigger other teardowns. #194

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Fix teardown all to support teardowns that trigger other teardowns. #194

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Was playing with how to nest components and make sure that all components are properly torn down – essentially building a helper for the technique talked about on the mailing list(s).

@@ -108,5 +108,33 @@ define(['lib/component'], function (defineComponent) {
}).toThrow('utils.push attempted to overwrite "core" while running in protected mode');
});

ddescribe('teardownAll', function () {
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change to 'describe' :)

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Oops!

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angus-c commented Oct 24, 2013

can you make it this style to be more consistent with other flight code?

if (info && info.instance) {
  info.instance.teardown();
}

angus-c added a commit that referenced this pull request Oct 30, 2013
Fix teardown all to support teardowns that trigger other teardowns.
@angus-c angus-c merged commit f80dd20 into flightjs:master Oct 30, 2013
@tgvashworth tgvashworth deleted the fix-teardown-all branch January 23, 2014 10:21
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