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Provide visual indication of which tests are running in Wallaby App #1257

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breathe opened this issue Aug 8, 2017 · 3 comments
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Provide visual indication of which tests are running in Wallaby App #1257

breathe opened this issue Aug 8, 2017 · 3 comments

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@breathe
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breathe commented Aug 8, 2017

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Currently, the tests are green even before they've run and there is no visual indication that tests are running/which tests are running in wallabyjs app.

It'd would be awesome to provide visual feedback as tests are run/re-run.

It would also be pretty cool if the wallabyjs console output streamed into a pane visible within wallabyjs app -- I have some slow-running tests in my suite and its nice to have the console output visible to re-assure me that the test cases are running when expected - but its not ideal to always devote the bottom panel in vscode to this purpose.

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Visual Studio v 1.14.2

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OSX

@breathe breathe changed the title Render uncompleted tests in color other than Green in wallapy app Provide visual indication of which tests are running Oct 16, 2017
@breathe breathe changed the title Provide visual indication of which tests are running Provide visual indication of which tests are running in Wallaby App Oct 16, 2017
@lgandecki
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Yup! Especially since wallaybjs gets stuck from time to time, with no indication about tests running, it's easy not to notice, and think that your refactoring keeps your code green (while it's not..)

@lgandecki
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So apparently there is a spinner in the bottom right part of the screen (at least in intellij/webstorm). Somehow I've missed it, until my recent discussion with Artem.
It provides some assurance - as long as you see it spinning, you can't be sure that the test results are correct. For me that's ok, assuming we can get wallaby not get stuck while using jest :) And I'm sure that's doable, excited for those times. ;-)

@NikGovorov
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HI @breathe,

Thanks for the feedback. We implemented loading indicator in Wallaby.js App v1.0.53, Core v1.0.671.

Regarding to adding console in Wallaby.js App, please subscribe to #1410, it is under our consideration however we don't have any specific ETA yet.

@NikGovorov NikGovorov self-assigned this Mar 25, 2019
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