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When I run nodeunit on the following code: ``` javascript var crypto = require('crypto'); exports.wtf = function(test) { var hash1 = crypto.createHash('sha256'); var hash2 = crypto.createHash('sha256'); hash2.on('readable', function() { hash2.read(4);...

Ayjay

Asserts not counted by reporter

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I'm curious why vanilla asserts don't get reported by nodeunit? Meaning test.ok(true) counts but assert.ok(true) doesn't get counted. Am I doing something wrong or do I need to hack something?...

mikebannister

String cutoff error, prevents passing test

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I apologize if this a quite obvious mistake on my part, but I have been staring at this for an hour. I don't know how this could possibly be a...

Satshabad

Hi there Other well-known test frameworks like tap have more assert functions. Especially the type checks, I am missing these here. Like isFunction() and type(). I know I could switch...

binarykitchen

I've encountered an issue that's reproducible with async.parallel/auto and nodeunit. ``` javascript var async = require('async'); var str; exports.setUp = function(cb){ console.log('setup'); str = "This is a test"; cb(); }...

dfenster

I have a module that uses jQuery (node-jquery). When i run nodeunit tests i get an error. I need a way to ignore jquery from the tests - actually all...

thomasoriis

assert.{equal,strictEqual} do not print compared objects when comparing falsy values and message has been set

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This is the test module: ``` module.exports = { 'Falsy tests with messages': function(test) { test.equal(1, undefined, "A message"); test.equal(1, null, "A message"); test.equal(1, false, "A message"); test.equal(1, 0, "A...

fsateler

Would be nice if I had the option to mute AssertionError traces by piping stderr elsewhere. I recommend a new reporter, maybe "default-pretty" and "default-verbose" which produce the same results...

marcoceppi

test.equal prints values in incorrect order for Boolean values

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test.equal(1, 2) prints values in this order test.equal(false, true) prints values in reverse order ## reproduction printout ``` $ nodeunit ../nodejs3/snippets/modules/nodeunit/nodeunit-order.js nodeunit-order.js assert module works as expected BUG: As of...

haraldrudell

test.deepEqual may print incorrect property values for subsequently modified properties SERIOUS ISSUE

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test.deepEqual does not examine failing objects immediately, so incorrect values are printed ## Reproduction printout ``` $ nodeunit ../nodejs3/snippets/modules/nodeunit/nodeunit-changedobject.js nodeunit-changedobject.js Expected printout: AssertionError: { property: 'object1' } deepEqual { property:...

haraldrudell