Fix problem with unit tests and update jQuery dependency #54
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January 16, 2015 09:35
At least on Debian, "open" is an alias for "openvt", which results in the error "Couldn't get a file descriptor referring to the console".
The version doesn't matter so much because it doesn't use much core functionality. Tests still all pass with latest jQuery 2.1.3.
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I had a jQuery version conflict in my application (which used jQuery 2.1) due to jquery-serialize-object having a hard dependency on jQuery 1.8. After updating the bower file and running the tests they all still pass. It seems that you're not using any particular jQuery features that have been changed, so I've just made the selector a lot less strict.
I also ran into a problem with npm: uglify-js 2.4.32 doesn't seem to exist, the latest published version I could find was 2.4.16.
To run the tests, I had to make another change because I got an obscure error message "Couldn't get a file descriptor referring to the console", which was due to the fact that under GNU/Linux (at least Debian and Ubuntu), "open" refers to "openvt", which requires a virtual terminal (on the physical console, so an xterm is not accepted). The fix is to use xdg-open. However, this may break the test runner on OS X, so perhaps some kind of dispatching script is a better solution. See
cilindrox/explain_shell@bbc2d2c for example.