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Difficulty initializing from Travis CI #34
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My best guess is that Travis is installing a different version of React than you are using locally. Perhaps it's installing a v0.15 RC? Using shrink wrap might solve this problem. I haven't worked on adding v0.15 support yet. |
thx for the speedy reply…..I don’t think 0.15 is the problem, I’m actually running npm install to setup the node env for travis:
npm list shows.. ├── react-dom@0.14.7 ’Tis a bit confusing…
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I'm wondering if this was caused by the issue described in #35? Can you try again and see if it's working now? |
Indeed, I can confirm that fixed the problem. Thanks, both for rquery itself and for the fix! cheers /j |
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rquery works fine in my local dev environment, karma and webpack (and is very helpful, thx!).
However when I try to run the tests under Travis (continuous integration service) I see the following error.
It seems, looking at the source, that this line is failing:
I added some logs to the test, to try to understand the initialization better:
but the result doesn't help explain what is going on:
Any suggestions as to what might be the problem? (Thanks in advance)
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