After reviewing this I realized it may not be necessary to create a separate file or hide the jquery global.
If I use the same code in the original test file, without import the plugin by the script tag, I may be able to get this to work without creating so many files.

By the way, can't you use #qunit-fixture instead of $dom = $('<div id="clock" />').appendTo('body'); in the tests file?

Everything in this pull request should be used under wtfpl public license

I agree with you about using the #qunit-fixture, but I will need to create the element on the fly, I will just append it to the right element, and let qunit do the clean-up.

By the way, this is much a cleaner way to test the requirejs support, great job! I will merge this right away.

Thanks,

but I will need to create the element on the fly

I don't understand. Which element?

Never mind!