Test timed out.
See original GitHub issueHi, I’ve started with acceptance tests in Ember.js and wrote simple test
test('visit teacher', async function(assert) {
await visit('/teacher/6');
assert.ok(find('h1.name'), 'Ричард_test');
});
And when I start test I get error:
Test took longer than 60000ms; test timed out.@ 60099 ms
This route requests data from server. But when I try to create test of visiting route without data requests then test runs well.
I use Ember 3.1 and ember-qunit 3.4.0
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Are you mocking the response? If not, the promise created in your route to fetch data will not resolve, the test can’t move on, and it will time out
Hey, can u also tell where we can mock the response like in which directory or file?