So *this* is where you guys have been hiding. Here I was thinking
there wasn't any Jasmine development going on since the only mailing
list link you put on the Jasmine web site is to the boring jasmine-js
one. May I suggest merging them? There are a lot more members on the
other one and very little traffic; you might do better to grow the
community before splitting it.
Anyway, I wanted to let you know that I just finished developing and
teaching a JS class using Jasmine as my framework. It's integrated
into my testfirst.org site, so you can visit
I did some Rake hocus pocus so if you run "rake jasmine" in the top
level, you get all tests, but if you run it in a subdirectory you get
just that dir's tests, all with a single top-level Rakefile. Check it
out if that feature seems useful to you.
In preparing my class, I tracked down a Rack-versus-Jasmine bug which
makes control-C not work when running "rake jasmine". The fix requires
a patch to Rack which hasn't been released yet, so I haven't submitted
it to you folks yet; if Rack continues to take their sweet time then
I'll push a patch to you that monkey patches Rack. Patchtastic!
I also have a request for easier customization and extension of the
HTML Runner -- both with CSS (thanks to my student Sean Dick and his
beautiful redesign) and with more and configurable settings (for my
class, I want all tests visible by default, including passed ones, but
I also want the display to stop after the first failed test). Also
there's another pedagogic project using Jasmine that forked the
runner, which seems a shame. (https://github.com/alexch/javascript- koans)
Finally, it appears "rake jasmine:ci" is broken with the latest
version of, um, everything -- probably a Ruby 1.9 thing but I haven't
tracked that down fully.
Later -
- Alex (who now has a pile of back messages to read through on this
group)
On Fri, Mar 4, 2011 at 10:16 AM, Alex Chaffee <ale...@gmail.com> wrote: > So *this* is where you guys have been hiding. Here I was thinking > there wasn't any Jasmine development going on since the only mailing > list link you put on the Jasmine web site is to the boring jasmine-js > one. May I suggest merging them? There are a lot more members on the > other one and very little traffic; you might do better to grow the > community before splitting it.
Sorry, that sounded too snarky; I also just realized I've been on "no email" mode so I haven't seen the spike in activity on the other list over the past few weeks. I withdraw my suggestion.
BTW I'm very impressed with how easy Jasmine was to set up and use. You've made a lot of progress in the past year or so since the last time I tried it.
Thanks for your update and the github links -- super cool stuff!
There are a couple jasmine issues I'm aware of with 1.9.2:
1) Jasmine CI is broken as far as false greens with Ruby 1.9.2. May be a selenium exit code issue (we had a recent thread about it) 2) It *may* also fail on YAML errors with bundler 1.10.
I've been spending some time lately trying to get us green across rubies. If you can paste in a stack I can try to track it down.
On Fri, Mar 4, 2011 at 1:24 PM, Alex Chaffee <ale...@gmail.com> wrote: > On Fri, Mar 4, 2011 at 10:16 AM, Alex Chaffee <ale...@gmail.com> wrote: > > So *this* is where you guys have been hiding. Here I was thinking > > there wasn't any Jasmine development going on since the only mailing > > list link you put on the Jasmine web site is to the boring jasmine-js > > one. May I suggest merging them? There are a lot more members on the > > other one and very little traffic; you might do better to grow the > > community before splitting it.
> Sorry, that sounded too snarky; I also just realized I've been on "no > email" mode so I haven't seen the spike in activity on the other list > over the past few weeks. I withdraw my suggestion.
> BTW I'm very impressed with how easy Jasmine was to set up and use. > You've made a lot of progress in the past year or so since the last > time I tried it.
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I'm looking into the false-success problem in 1.9.2 and rake jasmine:ci. I think the problem lies in selenium-rc. I should have a fix by the end of the weekend.
On Sat, Mar 5, 2011 at 3:58 AM, Rajan Agaskar <ra...@pivotallabs.com> wrote: > Alex:
> Thanks for your update and the github links -- super cool stuff!
> There are a couple jasmine issues I'm aware of with 1.9.2:
> 1) Jasmine CI is broken as far as false greens with Ruby 1.9.2. May be a > selenium exit code issue (we had a recent thread about it) > 2) It *may* also fail on YAML errors with bundler 1.10.
> I've been spending some time lately trying to get us green across rubies. > If you can paste in a stack I can try to track it down.
> Thanks!
> Rajan
> On Fri, Mar 4, 2011 at 1:24 PM, Alex Chaffee <ale...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> On Fri, Mar 4, 2011 at 10:16 AM, Alex Chaffee <ale...@gmail.com> wrote: >> > So *this* is where you guys have been hiding. Here I was thinking >> > there wasn't any Jasmine development going on since the only mailing >> > list link you put on the Jasmine web site is to the boring jasmine-js >> > one. May I suggest merging them? There are a lot more members on the >> > other one and very little traffic; you might do better to grow the >> > community before splitting it.
>> Sorry, that sounded too snarky; I also just realized I've been on "no >> email" mode so I haven't seen the spike in activity on the other list >> over the past few weeks. I withdraw my suggestion.
>> BTW I'm very impressed with how easy Jasmine was to set up and use. >> You've made a lot of progress in the past year or so since the last >> time I tried it.
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On Fri, Mar 4, 2011 at 10:16 AM, Alex Chaffee <ale...@gmail.com> wrote: > I also have a request for easier customization and extension of the > HTML Runner -- both with CSS (thanks to my student Sean Dick and his > beautiful redesign) and with more and configurable settings
D'oh! I mean Sean Durham. I got my Sean Ds mixed up. (There actually is a Sean Dick but he's done work on Erector, not Jasmine.)
