I hesitate to mention this, since it's far afield of our current testing practices, but it may be worth noting that it's possible to run unit tests with Chrome proper on a Linux desktop (VM or otherwise). It requires Evergreen/OpenSRF checkouts, npm, Perl LibXSLT (for IDL parsing), and a few manual steps to make the test environment happy.
I was able to run unit tests for both Ang and AngJS builds. (Ang image attached to prove it wasn't a hallucination).
Mostly I was just curious if it would still work and was pleased to find it did.
I hesitate to mention this, since it's far afield of our current testing practices, but it may be worth noting that it's possible to run unit tests with Chrome proper on a Linux desktop (VM or otherwise). It requires Evergreen/OpenSRF checkouts, npm, Perl LibXSLT (for IDL parsing), and a few manual steps to make the test environment happy.
I was able to run unit tests for both Ang and AngJS builds. (Ang image attached to prove it wasn't a hallucination).
Mostly I was just curious if it would still work and was pleased to find it did.