Alix Royere

You can also assign an input with `spectator.setInput('task', myTask)` or `spectator.component.task = myTask` Your `createComponent` function is initializing your component, which seems to call `component.task.id`, maybe in `ngOnInit()` (not enough...

``` let spectator: Spectator; let component: AppComponent; let roomService: SpyObject; const createComponent = createComponentFactory({ component: AppComponent, detectChanges: false, mocks: [RoomService] }); beforeEach(() => { spectator = createComponent(); component = spectator.component;...

for information, I'm no more experiencing this issue with the version 16

It would be handy, even if doable in an other way. Pipelines would be easier to read too. I have a usecase where I need to space elements because next...

Well thinking more about this, a real delayBetween operator would not only be skipping the first element waiting. That is more a special case. In fact, comparing the elapsed time...