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Tidy and update repo #123

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@gkalpak gkalpak commented Mar 23, 2017

Nothing new. Mainly updating dependencies, fixing scripts and configs, switching to yarn.

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- [Angular Hint DOM](https://github.com/angular/angular-hint-dom)
- [Angular Hint Events](https://github.com/angular/angular-hint-events)
- [Angular Hint Interpolation](https://github.com/angular/angular-hint-interpolation)
- [Angular Hint Modules](https://github.com/angular/angular-hint-modules)

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I guess all these repos have been consumed into this one?

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TBH, I have no idea what happened to them 😁
I know the repositories do not exist any more (although they used to) and src/modules has some files that seem to correspond to some (although not all) of the modules. So I assume some got merged, some got removed(?).

For AngularHint:

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gulp

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Do you no longer need to check in built files?

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I haven't changed anything in that regard. But this step is run after you have commited your changes so it is not about including built files in the commit. This step just seemed a duplicate of step 5 (running tests), with extra info about modules, which do not exist any more.

(Also note that the default gulp task runs the tests.)


wait %2
# TODO(gkalpak): Fix e2e tests and re-enable.
#yarn test-e2e --ignore-engines

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:-)
This is a bit sneaky no?

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The tests don't work so disable them?

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While refactoring the e2e tests and getting them to at least run (and fail), I found out they seem like a WIP (in its failry early stages 😃). There are very few tests, several broken tests and a large number of unused files (that I assume were supposed to be turned into meaningful tests).

Also note that:

  1. The line that was supposed to run e2e tests was commented out before (so my PR doesn't change that).
  2. The tests were already broken (my PR doesn't break any tests).
  3. I can be sneaky, but I usually choose not to 😛

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From where is dist/hint.js built?

Slightly concerned about the disabling of the e2e tests.

Other than that it all LGTM

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gkalpak commented Mar 24, 2017

From where is dist/hint.js built?

It is built by running browserifying hint.js (using this gulp task).
(Not sure if that's what you mean.)

Slightly concerned about the disabling of the e2e tests.

As explained here, this PR doesn't change anything in that regard.

Other than that it all LGTM

I'll take that 😃

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@gkalpak did you get write access then?

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gkalpak commented Mar 30, 2017

I did :)

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