Add unit tests the verify correct dataType in jQuery.ajax request when loading Console app state.#13092
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note: it's a bit weird that it's called twice (not sure if it's a bug or not), but here is how it works :)
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jenkins, test this |
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Try merging master into your branch |
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Done, build is green now. By the way is there any reason why we don't want to use let's say |
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I wouldn't be opposed to using the mocha reporter if it added value. |
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Ok, I'll add it to my TODO list then. |
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To make sure we're safe with
jQuery 2.2.4and https://nodesecurity.io/advisories/328.Tests are written in a "new style" (not
QUnit) so that we can run them on CI.