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Unit tests fail on Windows because of path separator
See original GitHub issueThis is a Bug Report
Description
When running npm test on Windows, the unit tests fail like:
+ expected - actual
{
"filename": "last"
"libraryTarget": "commonjs"
- "path": "testpath\\.webpack"
+ "path": "testpath/.webpack"
}
The failures happen in multiple tests, everywhere where paths are checked against their expectations.
Proposed solution
The expectations should be composed by using path.sep as path separator to keep the tests platform independent.
Issue Analytics
- State:
- Created 6 years ago
- Comments:5 (5 by maintainers)
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Sounds like a good idea. This would complement Travis (where we can run linux and osx tests) perfectly. I will take care of the Travis integration in the next days, and will do some experiments with AppVeyor too.
V3 merged