@MoOx I can't figure out why testling is erroring. This PR shouldn't affect that.
The affected tests are [here](https://github.com/MoOx/pjax/blob/a7b584c469d412ae7333a795a0ac8d3616a96a1f/tests/lib/request.js).
@BehindTheMath since you have been added as a collaborator to this repo, you don't need to use your fork anymore and can cut a branch directly from this repo!
@BehindTheMath since you have been added as a collaborator to this repo, you don't need to use your fork anymore and can cut a branch directly from this repo!
From the Travis logs, it looks like the regression was caused by #80. However, I don't see anything in that PR either that would cause this error.
Additionally, I ran testling locally in a VM, and it passed with no errors.
So I'm going to take the output of testling with a grain of salt, until it can be switched for an updated testing framework.
From the Travis logs, it looks like the regression was caused by #80. However, I don't see anything in that PR either that would cause this error.
Additionally, I ran testling locally in a VM, and it passed with no errors.
So I'm going to take the output of testling with a grain of salt, until it can be switched for an updated testing framework.
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Fixes #83.
@MoOx I can't figure out why testling is erroring. This PR shouldn't affect that.
The affected tests are here.
@BehindTheMath since you have been added as a collaborator to this repo, you don't need to use your fork anymore and can cut a branch directly from this repo!
It seems that CI found a regression. Note that testling should be used directly (see note in package.json) if you want to run existing tests
From the Travis logs, it looks like the regression was caused by #80. However, I don't see anything in that PR either that would cause this error.
Additionally, I ran testling locally in a VM, and it passed with no errors.
So I'm going to take the output of testling with a grain of salt, until it can be switched for an updated testing framework.