Node acceptance tests, round 2 #202
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This PR contains an alternative approach to what @csantero started in #173. Rather than using
ember-cli-addon-tests
, it sets up a barebones "skeleton app" that we can interact with in acceptance tests.Vitally, this app inherits its dependencies from the host addon rather than running through the whole process of installing its own. This speeds things up significantly and avoids the
npm install
step that can be a common point of failure in CI with ec-addon-tests. Very little of what's inskeleton-app
and the corresponding fixture directory is actually unique to our needs in ember-cli-typescript, so we could consider factoring it out into a standalone library at some point in the future if it seems independently useful.The bug fixed in #214 was originally caught by the tests on this branch, and the work I've been doing on type generation also makes use of the skeleton app helper.