Re: [jasmine-js] How does nested waits(For) and runs work?

[Davis W. Frank]

You can't nest runs/waits. They should be all at the same level.

But yes, we've deprecated them for 2.0.

On Tue, Apr 23, 2013 at 3:21 AM, Simen Bekkhus <sbekk...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi!

I'm currently trying to set up testing for our web-app, and I'm wondering how to use waits(For) to get the flow I expect.

Pretty simple question, will this work as I want it to:

it("shall work", function () {

    var something = somethingElse;

    waitsFor(function () {

        //something to happen

    }, "timeout", 50);

    runs(function () {

        //do something

        // give the GUI time to update etc

        waits(25);

        runs(function () {

            // Do some more stuff after waiting (twice)

            waitsFor(function () {

                // give something time to happen yet again

            }, "gogogo", 100);

            runs(function () {

                // this should happen after that again (waiting 3 times)

            });

        });

    });

});

So, my expectation is that basically everything will wait for what happens in the waits before it's own runs-block. Is that correct?

Also, would I get the same behavior by NOT nesting it?

As a note, I know waits(For) is removed for 2.0, and I also know we're not unit-testing (if that's apparent from this "code"), more integration-testing.

Can't wait for 2.0 to be done (governmental project), and too late to not use Jasmine as we are.

Hopefully this question made sense! :)

-Simen

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thx,

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[Simen Bekkhus]

Thanks for your answer!

So that means if they're all on the same level, they'll wait for the preceding blocks to complete before they finish?

-Simen

[Simen Bekkhus]

Before they run*, of course