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anacronw
commented on July 16, 2024
Yeah, I think I know why. Recently, this was brought up here: #15
I implemented the async load API for that specific case, but I realized a proper fix is to go through an entirely new approach. Quick explanation is here: #15 (comment).
Its interesting to me that set(read('index2.html')) works, however...
Does using set(read()) work for you in the meantime?
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davidascher
commented on July 16, 2024
Not sure yet. A few things still aren't working but I'm not sure where the
fault lies.
in particular, with a fairly boring html doc (
https://gist.github.com/davidascher/7558740), when I ask for
fixtures.window().document, I get a document which has a head that seems
to includ multiple copies of the actual head contents, and no .
I wonder if the assembly of chunks is somehow not working right.
Totally funny that @dmose filed the other issue (we're colleagues working
on non-overlapping projects ;-).
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anacronw
commented on July 16, 2024
The fixtures were originally only designed to load stuff into body actually. The fact that it can load some scripts in head is a sorta byproduct.
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Related Issues (20)
- Why not a hard fork? HOT 4
- Accessing HTML fixture HOT 5
- Add Scaffolding
- Ability to load json fixtures HOT 2
- sandbox test fails on Firefox 24 and 27 in js-fixtures 1.3.1 HOT 2
- load has a synchronous API, but is actually somewhat async HOT 14
- Split the various types of fixtures loading
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- Allow fixtures to load templates HOT 1
- Documentation improvement on loading fixture HOT 3
- Allow fixtures to define fixture area HTML node type HOT 8
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