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I checked what's happening here, and after ejecting you need to manually run Prior to ejecting, the CLI commands will coordinate the server and e2e tests, but after ejecting you have to do it manually. There is a |
`prepree2e` doesn't run because it's a lifecycle script for a lifecycle script, but even if it did it would not work because there is nothing coordinating the serve and e2e processes. Users must manually initialize the server prior to running e2e tests after ejecting. Related to angular#6171
`prepree2e` doesn't run because it's a lifecycle script for a lifecycle script, but even if it did it would not work because there is nothing coordinating the serve and e2e processes. Users must manually initialize the server prior to running e2e tests after ejecting. Related to #6171
`prepree2e` doesn't run because it's a lifecycle script for a lifecycle script, but even if it did it would not work because there is nothing coordinating the serve and e2e processes. Users must manually initialize the server prior to running e2e tests after ejecting. Related to #6171
`prepree2e` doesn't run because it's a lifecycle script for a lifecycle script, but even if it did it would not work because there is nothing coordinating the serve and e2e processes. Users must manually initialize the server prior to running e2e tests after ejecting. Related to #6171
How do you "do it manually" when in a CI environment (in my case VSO but this probably applies to all of them)? My CI test for e2e is now broken because of this. Ejecting should create the necessary script to carry on testing as before or have clear instructions about what to do to fix the issue - running a second terminal would only be of use if you were running locally. I have added a question on stack overflow & would really appreciate if anyone knows how to fix : Thanks 😄 My ejected seed project using it |
`prepree2e` doesn't run because it's a lifecycle script for a lifecycle script, but even if it did it would not work because there is nothing coordinating the serve and e2e processes. Users must manually initialize the server prior to running e2e tests after ejecting. Related to angular#6171
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I'm currently using @angular/cli 1.0.1, clean install, nothing added. I used the new eject
ng eject
feature (no changes in the config yet). Afterwards I typednpm run e2e
. It seems that the tests do not finish successfully.ng versions
And the full npm-debug.log
Thanks!
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