Update testing section for Meteor 1.7 #173
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| > ### New testing feature | |||
| > While the `meteor test ...` command does still work as specified below, the release of Meteor 1.7 includes a new feature which allows you to specify the location of the test module in `package.json` with a property named `"testModule"`, which you can read more about [in the changelog](https://docs.meteor.com/changelog.html#v1720180528). In order to get the expected behavior, such that the `meteor test ...` command only uses files whose names match the format `*.test[s].*` or `*.spec[s].*`, you should either remove the line `"testModule": "tests/main.js"` from your `package.json` file, or change it to an appropriate value, before running `meteor test ...`. | |||
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Should we mention that "testModule" need to appear inside a "meteor" section of package.json?
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That's not a bad idea. I considered it, but the section was already pretty long, so I decided against. I could go either way on it, though.
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No problem. That's a good idea to include |
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@benjamn Added a clarification! Let me know if you think that makes more sense. |
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This should be already fixed !! |
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Guys, why has this not been merged in? I just wasted 2 hours on this issue! Ahhhgg! |
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You're welcome! I'm glad this finally got added. Thanks to @abernix! |
The lack of any mention of the new 'testModule' feature in package.json after the Meteor 1.7 release threw me off as a new Meteor user going through the Angular tutorial yesterday, so I updated all three tutorials to reflect the change. Please let me know if my additions should be worded differently, or feel free to make the changes yourself.