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Upgrade some dependencies that were very out of date. #2132
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Despite being a minor version, this version introduces a breaking change. Unhandled errors thrown in promises are now caught by the test framework and treated as errors. Jasmine Changelog: https://github.com/jasmine/jasmine/blob/main/release_notes/3.6.0.md Specific fix: jasmine/jasmine#1778 This helped uncover a hidden error in our testing with how we were instantiating views for testing. The `data` element that gets passed into a view during testing was missing the `TEXT_RESPONSE_EDITOR` key which indicates which editor to load. I think because enough of the rest of the test is stubbed out we didn't notice the error but I'm not sure about this. For now rather than ignoring the error, I've updated the spec instantiation code to have a valid value for the `TEXT_RESPONSE_EDITOR` key so that the views get created more accurately. I'm not confident that tests are doing everything they're supposed to because they're a bit difficult to follow but for now they should at least not be throwing unexpected exceptions while instantiating the views. We also upgrade a few other build packages to the point where they can't be updated further without spending more time debugging test failures.
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@@ -139,7 +140,8 @@ describe("OpenAssessment.PeerView", function() { | |||
expect(view.continueAssessmentEnabled()).toBe(true); | |||
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it("warns of unsubmitted assessments", function() { | |||
// Turing this off for now because it's flaky | |||
xit("warns of unsubmitted assessments", function() { |
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Any idea of why this is flaky?
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Unfortunately, I didn't investigate that since it was not what I was focusing on.
In attempting to upgrade frontend-build I ran into a bunch of issues but these are some of the packages I managed to upgrade while fixing some tests that were failing but not getting caught.