The new streaming-file component takes an arbitrary logger component
along with some mode flags and handles things like polling, DOM updates,
and scroll position.
When sorting by size, directories are sorted by name, as size
isn’t displayed.
This includes a change to the positioning of sort arrows for all tables,
moving them closer to the text, because in some cases, the arrows
for right-aligned columns were ambiguously positioned.
This uses ember-page-title to add dynamic page titles throughout the
route hierarchy. When there’s more than one region, the current
current region is added before the final entry of “- Nomad”.
* origin/master: (32 commits)
Added additional test cases and fixed go test case
update changelog
Add Mirage-toggling via environment variable (#5899)
changelog: Add entries for windows fixes
fifo: Safer access to Conn
run post-run/post-stop task runner hooks
Fail alloc if alloc runner prestart hooks fail
address review comments
changelog
Missed one revert of backwards compatibility for node drain
Improve test cases for detecting content type
Undo removal of node drain compat changes
Updated with suggestions.
fifo: Close connections and cleanup lock handling
logmon: Add windows compatibility test
client: defensive against getting stale alloc updates
Infer content type in alloc fs stat endpoint
appveyor: Run logmon tests
fifo: Require that fifos do not exist for create
vendor: Use dani fork of go-winio
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This shows the entire assertion that’s failing. This is
especially useful in combination with page objects.
For an assertion like this:
assert.equal(PageLayout.flashMessages.length, 1)
The failure displayed normally is just “failed” with the
expected of 1 and the result of undefined. With this addon,
the expected and result remain the same, but “failed” is
replaced with the text of the assertion.
The typical way to address this is to supply the optional
final argument to the assertion function that customises the
failure message. That still works with this addon, but most
of the time it becomes unnecessary.
