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"Setup failed" doesn't have useful stack trace #210

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wycats opened this issue Mar 6, 2012 · 1 comment
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"Setup failed" doesn't have useful stack trace #210

wycats opened this issue Mar 6, 2012 · 1 comment

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wycats commented Mar 6, 2012

When the setup fails, the stack trace provided is inside QUnit. Unlike #209, this should be easier to fix.

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Fixed! For this I did a bigger refactor, actually improving the output of a lot more then just this case. See the commit and commit message for details.

rwaldron pushed a commit to rwaldron/qunit that referenced this issue Mar 13, 2012
…s stacktrace as second argument, allowing extraction with catched exceptions (useful even in Safari). Remove old fail() function that would just log to console, not useful anymore as regular test output is much more useful by now. Move up QUnit.reset() call to just make that another failed assertion. Used to not make a test fail. Fixes qunitjs#210
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