Ken Baltrinic

Yep, that is it exactly. And the first issue is the cause of the second in a sense, because it precludes using --autotest as the delimiter.

I just pushed an additional bug fix to the master branch. This new bug results in an unhandled exception if the jQuery array upon which scrollIntoView is called is empty,...

I am not sure I understand what you are trying to do. The assertion that you have to put your mocks before the passthrough makes me thing you are not...

Yes that makes sense. Again this has nothing to do with the proxy, this is the behavior of the httpBackend itself. When intercepting a request, it checks for registered handlers...

If I am understanding your scenario correctly, you are correct that the pass through that you setup on page load will effect everything thereafter. This is just the way the...

Hmm. So full transparency here. I have been out of regular angular dev for 2+ years now so its possible they have improved how things work. My recollection is that...

Sad to say, its been so long since I have been in this code, I am not sure I remember how it works either. :-) However I am pretty sure...

As for making the code configurable to obtain the result you are looking for, you could need to introduce and option perhaps called 'angularRef' that would default to `angular` and...

Sorry to be late in replying. The only reason we are using a older version of node it that its been that long since the code has been touched. As...

So I had a chance to play with this and while you could if you wanted to rewrite the first test to ``` { regex : /\/a\/path/, output: 'new RegExp("/a/path")',...