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Add ability to test multiple server configurations #498
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enableAnonymousUsers = true, | ||
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Is that an accept? :D
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I like that syntax, learning ES6 at the same time you know... js/node is only my part-time pleasure.
Test failure seems unrelated. Open/close. |
that will go well with #501 ;) |
Yah I did this for the purpose of testing adapters easier. |
@drew-gross updated the pull request. |
@drew-gross updated the pull request. |
Gonna skip review on this because it really only changes tests and I'm tired of fixing merge conflicts. Sorry @nlutsenko :( |
Add ability to test multiple server configurations
All good, I love the style changes here as well.! |
This is a little janky due to needing to blow away some global state on every server reinitialization, and not blow away other global state. So it's kinda a stop-gap solution.
Amount of time the tests take is not significantly impacted.