Asynchronous support?

Not really sure how to figure out what is at fault but I figured this might be a decent spot to ask for advice:

This is the test file:

it('fails on purpose', function() {
  console.log('Expected failure');
  expect(true).toEqual(false);
});

it('fails without purpose (asynchronously)', function(done) {
  console.log('Unexpected failure');
  expect(true).toEqual(true);
  done();
});

Expected behaviour

1 failure, 1 success

Actual behaviour

2 failures, 0 success

with the following report:

18:28:11.675 spec.js:2 Expected failure
18:28:11.684 debug.js:15 FAILED  fails on purpose
18:28:11.684 spec.js:7 Unexpected failure
18:28:11.687 debug.js:21 Uncaught Expected true to equal false.
    at Object.<anonymous> (http://localhost:9876/base/spec.js:3:16)
(anonymous) @ debug.js:21
18:28:11.687 debug.js:15 FAILED  fails without purpose (asynchronously)
18:28:11.687 debug.js:6 Skipped 0 tests
18:28:11.688 debug.js:21 Uncaught Uncaught Expected true to equal false.
    at Object.<anonymous> (http://localhost:9876/base/spec.js:3:16) thrown
(anonymous) @ debug.js:21

Environment Details

• webpack@2.5.0
• karma@1.7.0
• jasmine@2.7.0
• karma-webpack@2.0.4
• karma-jasmine@1.1.0

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Jasmine keeps catching the thrown exception on all async specs. 😦 I’m not really sure if debug.js is set up correctly for asynchronous specs.

If I had multiple asynchronous spec, each would throw the previous uncaught exception.

[juanca]

Repo set up @ https://github.com/juanca/karma-jasmine-async-bug

README contains SHAs which showcase how it works with just jasmine and how it works and does not work with karma/karma-jasmine.

Let me know if y’all need anything else.

[juanca]

Yeah, it does work without karma.

I’ll post steps tomorrow since I’m not near a working computer today.