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API Check failures should be reported#225
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Yeah they're different pathways, I can do that next. |
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@LouManglass found an issue where API Check was not reporting failures. It seems like an issue with how the processes are being forked. For now, it seems that removing the process.exits fix the problem, this causes 1-2 seconds of lag in some cases after the test finishes, but that's acceptable.
We should think about how we want to ensure we get analytics from other important lifecycles ie capture finished.
I also expanded the props so that a JSON string wasn't being sent into mixpanel. This should help us learn a lot more from how users call check