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I've got a pretty run of the mill karma/mocha setup to run tests using the latest version of each module. The tests themselves run flawlessly but in the chrome window that pops up there's a 'mocha div missing' error that is displayed. I tried to do some research about it but could not find any documentation about it. The normal mocha div is in the test html, so the error itself makes no sense to me either.
This error would show up in debug as well, so I tried setting client.mocha.reporter: html and that does indeed fix it on the debug page, but we're still left with the unsightly error on the context page.
Is there perhaps a way to set debug as the default context page? If not then simply suppressing the error would be good enough.
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I've got a pretty run of the mill karma/mocha setup to run tests using the latest version of each module. The tests themselves run flawlessly but in the chrome window that pops up there's a 'mocha div missing' error that is displayed. I tried to do some research about it but could not find any documentation about it. The normal mocha div is in the test html, so the error itself makes no sense to me either.
This error would show up in debug as well, so I tried setting
client.mocha.reporter: html
and that does indeed fix it on the debug page, but we're still left with the unsightly error on the context page.Is there perhaps a way to set debug as the default context page? If not then simply suppressing the error would be good enough.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: