{"push_id":1566020911,"size":1,"distinct_size":1,"ref":"refs/heads/karma-detect-browsers","head":"98010f6e2c7662709e9db3b5f5d37ff7ccf2af59","before":"de99b83c3851ccf6f232aaffab152dec72765599","commits":[{"sha":"98010f6e2c7662709e9db3b5f5d37ff7ccf2af59","author":{"name":"Joseph Frazier","email":"ea56cf72b6d11a28f83bf6fef23e26a7fb208731@gmail.com"},"message":"Test on Chrome/Firefox instead of PhantomJS, if possible\n\nThis uses [karma-detect-browsers] to determine if Chrome and Firefox are\npresent locally, and to test against them if so. If it can't find either\nbrowser, it will use PhantomJS as before.\n\nAdditionally, both Travis and AppVeyor will have Chrome and Firefox\ninstalled, so CI tests will use browsers as well. See the following\nlinks for more information about these changes:\n\n* https://ariya.io/2015/09/javascript-testing-with-latest-firefox-and-chrome-on-appveyor\n* https://swizec.com/blog/how-to-run-javascript-tests-in-chrome-on-travis/swizec/6647\n* https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/firefox/\n\n[karma-detect-browsers]: https://www.npmjs.com/package/karma-detect-browsers\n\n---\n\nNote that I had to slightly tweak a test to get it to pass on both\nChrome and Firefox, but it's a test that has been flaky on PhantomJS in\nthe past, so I don't think it's an issue.","distinct":true,"url":"https://api.github.com/repos/josephfrazier/browser-extension/commits/98010f6e2c7662709e9db3b5f5d37ff7ccf2af59"}]}
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