It does include a few minor fixes these tests discovered, so this is a patch release.
This starts us off with integration tests. I think these will be easier to reason about than the pure unit-test style I was attempting before.
addresses #27
It does include a few minor fixes these tests discovered, so this is a patch release.
@mdibaiee I like this direction a lot more for tests. It's easier to grok even if it will give less find-grained errors. I created #28 to track progress on completion. We could turn on coveralls.io or somesuch and have AVA spit out test coverage.
@mdibaiee I like this direction a lot more for tests. It's easier to grok even if it will give less find-grained errors. I created #28 to track progress on completion. We _could_ turn on coveralls.io or somesuch and have [AVA spit out test coverage](https://github.com/avajs/ava#code-coverage).
@joeybaker sure, I just enabled it, here is what needs to be modified in the Travis CI config file after coverage reports:
``` yaml
after_success:
- bash <(curl -s https://codecov.io/bash)
```
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This starts us off with integration tests. I think these will be easier to reason about than the pure unit-test style I was attempting before.
addresses #27
It does include a few minor fixes these tests discovered, so this is a patch release.
@mdibaiee I like this direction a lot more for tests. It's easier to grok even if it will give less find-grained errors. I created #28 to track progress on completion. We could turn on coveralls.io or somesuch and have AVA spit out test coverage.
@joeybaker I think I learned a thing or two from this pull-request. Thanks 😁 👍
@joeybaker sure, I personally used codecov.io for a few other projects, but it's up to you to choose.
Released as 2.7.2
@mdibaiee I'm not particular. I also don't have access to setup integrations. Would you mind enabling codecov.io?
@joeybaker sure, I just enabled it, here is what needs to be modified in the Travis CI config file after coverage reports:
Cool. I'll set it up in a bit.