Alex Layton

t.like not handling arrays as expected

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I am trying to use the `t.like` assertion on deep objects with arrays of objects in them. The following simplified example fails: ```ts import test from 'ava'; test('deep t.like', (t)...

I have a cluster with one master node and one worker node. When I try to create `arango-storage` the status gets stuck on `CrashLoopBackOff` (see `get pods` output below). Also,...

additionalProperties can create invalid typings

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The following schema: ```json { "properties": { "s": { "type": "string"} }, "additionalProperties": { "properties": { "foo": {"type" : "string"} } } ``` produces this typing: ```ts /* tslint:disable */...

Fix onLoadFinished sometimes being called with wrong arguments

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With SlimerJS, `onLoadFinished` was called with an array of the arguments as the first argument, instead of actually receiving multiple arguments. This fixes that. There was already a test for...

onLoadFinished arguments wrong with SlimerJS

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SlimerJS passes 3 arguments to the onLoadFinished callback, while PhantomJS only passes 1. If one registers an onLoadFinished callback taking 1 argument and is using SlimerJS, the callback will be...

Add support for polyfilling missing PhantomJS JavaScript features

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PhantomJS does not support some features that websites expect it to. It would be nice for horseman to have built-in support for polyfilling these features. Here is a way I...

Ensure all page injection gets done before actions

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Everything _usually_ works fine, but every once in a while stuff happens in a bad order.

Update horsemanjs.org examples

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The examples are outdated. Also, the API now allows chaining a `.close`, which the examples don't do (though `.close` still works the old way too). The examples not working was...

This happens very infrequently when I run the Travis tests. For example: ``` javascript horseman .open('http://www.google.com') .scrollTo(50, 40) .evaluate(function() { return { top: document.body.scrollTop, left: document.body.scrollLeft }; }) .log() //...

I have a test that produces the following TAP output: ``` tap TAP version 13 # foo # bar ok 1 yay! 1..1 # tests 1 # pass 1 #...