Run unit tests for directives with external templates with grunt#27
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To be able to run Jasmine tests for directives that have an external template in a html file, we have to run the grunt task https://github.com/karlgoldstein/grunt-html2js. It saves all templates in a javascript file and registers them in the Angular's $templateCache service. In the client test we get the template from the cache instead of performing get request for a html file.