Ozan Turgut

Does the test work in other browsers and just not IE9? If not, my gut feeling is this is related to RequireJS and Thrill's autoadapt mechanism. Basically, Thrill tries automatically...

Ah, I didn't realize the error in your original message was from the Thrill task. In that case, yes Thrill is adapting and working fine with QUnit. I think this...

Which version of Node.js are you running? Versions before 0.8.18 had a problem with recursive calls in the network stack which I saw several times during development. Another thing to...

Nope, no limits. I'll try to reproduce this sometime this week by creating a RequireJS setup (that seems to be the unique aspect of this that I haven't tested with)....

Thanks! I'll take a look at this over the weekend.

Looks like the correct use is a singular "populator", and you have the option of passing an array or an a single object (https://github.com/oztu/queen-populator-plugin/blob/stable/lib/manager.js). This makes sense, because 80% of...

Sweet, thanks for the diligence, Scott. Sorry I'm not much help right now.

Yeah, I've found their decision to be weird. Having "file" in a filename is redundant, and having it be capitalized is odd -- I find it hard to believe it...

Ah, yes, this is an issue. This should be a configurable option on whether the testing should succeed or fail if the tests can't be run due to unavailable browsers....

Queen is intended to be a resource pool which can be utilized by the likes of Thrill. So while grunt-thrill exists, and we use it at Turn, there hasn't been...