remove selenium tests from circle.yml #509
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I strongly advise to have a testing strategy in place before just deleting the old one. There are bugs that come from linting, but a large portion are issues with the experiment. This seems like a dangerous move to just delete it without having another plan :/ |
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hey @rwblair ! I was reviewing a JOSS submission and the author had a very similar experiment paradigm (not using JsPsych but with an experiment timeline akin to it) and he used a simple setup with npm test that I really liked - and it made me think of expfactory and that it might be something to improve upon the selenium here. In case it's useful, check out -> https://travis-ci.org/gasparl/citapp_pc |
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There have been a couple instances lately of experiments not being able to be merged due to experiments which couldn't be completed in testing or failed due to eccentricities of the circle environment. In the future we might update the information output by the test runner and dockerize the testing environment to allow for local replication of the issues.