A parcoords test is failing when running the full jasmine suite
See original GitHub issueRunning npm run test-jasmine
locally currently yields;
pointing to this parcoods test.
Note that the parcoords suite runs successfully in isolation - with npm run test-jasmine -- parcoords
.
I wonder if this failure is due to a gl3d or gl2d shader program not getting cleaned up correctly.
Low priority, but cc’ing @monfera @dfcreative in case they have ideas.
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I haven’t seen this test fail recently either. Probably fixed by upgrading from Chrome 60.
We could, but they should just work whatever the order.