Add --interactive mode
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This adds a new `--interactive` option which is similar to `--debug --renderer` but does not close the Electron window when tests finish running. Tests can be re-run by reloading the window and all output goes to the dev tools console rather than the terminal. This streamlines the workflow when making heavy use of the dev tools during TDD sessions. Objects such as DOM nodes can be visualized in the console more easily than they can in the terminal, and the feedback loop is shorter when you only need to reload the window to re-run tests. Signed-off-by: Nathan Sobo <nathan@github.com>
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This adds a new
--interactiveoption which is similar to--debug --rendererbut does not close the Electron window when tests finish running. Tests can be re-run by reloading the window and all output goes to the dev tools console rather than the terminal.This streamlines the workflow when making heavy use of the dev tools during TDD sessions. Objects such as DOM nodes can be visualized in the console more easily than they can in the terminal, and the feedback loop is shorter when you only need to reload the window to re-run tests.
I have allowed edits from maintainers, so feel free to adjust this. Thanks! 馃檱