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Frank Ebersoll

@frankebersoll

deep would be harder to do because of possible cycles

we do it first-level :-) k?

Blake Niemyjski

@niemyjski

yeah

I just remembered I never implemented the depth support to the stringify method.

Frank Ebersoll

@frankebersoll

you mean max-depth?

that's right, i saw exceptions with very deep additional data pushing the layout out of its bounds on the right edge

it did not look pretty.

it was tables in tables. tables in tables in tables.

like a matryoshka doll

Blake Niemyjski

@niemyjski

yeah

in the dot net client we do max depth

                json = serializer.Serialize(info.Data, exclusions, info.MaxDepthToSerialize.HasValue ? info.MaxDepthToSerialize.Value : 5, info.IgnoreSerializationErrors);

guess our default depth is 5

think it should be even smaller than that in js?

like 2

or 3

three might be good if we are doing a really small depth probably wouldn’t hurt to flatten it all but guess we should just flatten the first and it would be easy to flatten them all later if needed

Frank Ebersoll

@frankebersoll

in the meantime... i created a PR for my little refactoring. no actual build process improvements, yet. we need to discuss those a little more

Blake Niemyjski

@niemyjski

just let me know when you want to discus it

Frank Ebersoll

@frankebersoll

okay, there are multiple things :-)

first: test.

i tried it out and removed everything. karma, chrome, jasmine.

Blake Niemyjski

@niemyjski

did it make it easier to test?

Frank Ebersoll

@frankebersoll

i added: mocha, chai.

syntax is marginally different, now it's expect(something).to.be.null instead of .to.be(null)

Blake Niemyjski

@niemyjski

that’s fine if it makes testing easier :)

Frank Ebersoll

@frankebersoll

test time is down to 1 second for all tests.

Blake Niemyjski

@niemyjski

dang

Frank Ebersoll

@frankebersoll

you don't even wait, it's immediate.

Blake Niemyjski

@niemyjski

that will be nice

could even have it run tests on watch now

hehe

Frank Ebersoll

@frankebersoll

better: you can set breakpoints and debug into tests. in the IDE.

yes, that's what i have my BDD watcher task for.

Blake Niemyjski

@niemyjski

awe sweet

Frank Ebersoll

@frankebersoll

there's one problem: it will be much more fun if the build itself is faster.

Blake Niemyjski

@niemyjski

merge immediately :)

Frank Ebersoll

@frankebersoll

and we have no incremental builds yet - i don't know if tsproject supports them.

Blake Niemyjski

@niemyjski

the thing with 36, we’ve made some commits since then, we gotta make sure it merges properly.

Frank Ebersoll

@frankebersoll

i mean, it has to spit out the whole thing every time.

Blake Niemyjski

@niemyjski

tsproject does I think

if it doesn’t we could create an issue

that guy is really good about it

Frank Ebersoll

@frankebersoll

my question is, do we really need it during development time?

build, watch and watch-test should do as little work as possible.

Blake Niemyjski

@niemyjski

no, I think we are fine

although, do we have to transpile for tests?

I think that’s a yes

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