`fixture` with Polymer 3?
See original GitHub issueI’ve just started with the fixture
, and am trying with Polymer 3.0 — is that within scope of the project?
I’m seeing the fixture shadowDom as the below, missing quite a few nodes — does this mean the dom-f
/dom-repeat
modules are not coming into play in the test, though they are imported by the component under test, and work well in Chrome?
<dom-repeat as="page" style="display: none;"><template is="dom-repeat"></template></dom-repeat>```
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From the top of my head, I don’t really see why it should be a problem so that would need some deeper analysis. It may be that for conditional template elements you will need to do some special thing… So if you could create a simple repository with a failing test and share it with us we could check it out.
After some drastic refactoring, I don’t have the issue, so hoping it was just me on Friday. Thanks for your help.