Patrick Stanford

# Proposal: We shouldn't confine this feature to just 'split-screen' scenarios, we should allow different types of camera displays, in a 'Multi-camera' system.  In the above screenshot, you can...

This could be solved in a similar fashion to my solution on #458 Proof Of Concept: ``` let expectations = []; function Expect(anything) { expectations.push(anything); return { toBe: function() {}...

@jamesadarich Is this still an issue?

JavaScript allows throwing anything, so sadly there won't be a great stack trace for this scenario. However, we can still create a stack trace, and manipulate the stack if needed....

The most notable improvement is used [in the example](https://github.com/pathurs/alsatian-refactor-POC/blob/6776d068b2987e3a090c3779b51b809629630828/index.ts#L36-L72). Notice in the below extract, that the 2 Testcases and their individual expectations are run asynchronously. **Code** ```ts runner.addTest( new TestCase(()...

I've updated the original comment, hopefully it makes more sense.

Hey @jamesadarich, Seeing as asynchronous JavaScript is on the rise, I think it might be a good idea to handle these problems by waiting for the promise ourselves. Proof Of...

I believe you can change what a queued command will do before it is run by the server, which will eliminate the problem specified by @keneanung , as SVOF can...

When declaring a variable, if instead you are specific as to it's value: `declare var one: 1;` You are telling Typescript, that this variable should ONLY be set to this...

@gr2m I'll try this tonight, if it works I'll let you know. I might even try and write up some documentation and submit a PR