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We have a plugins page now (https://qunitjs.com/plugins/) but integration libraries such as for ESLint, Sublime, Atom Editor, Ember, Puppeteer etc are not plugins for the QUnit runtime. These are higher level integrations and/or plugins for another thing rather than a plugin for QUnit itself.
It'd be great to list those as well. It could be hand curated initially, or we could adopt a keyword
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propEqual (docs) is for the strict-equality comparing of own properties of two objects. When the actual value is a string, for example, it can act in somewhat unexpected ways.
For example:
const actual = 'fuh';
assert.propEqual(actual, 'foo');severity: failed
actual: {
"0": "f",
"1": "u",
"2": "h"
}
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When scanning the default example at https://qunitjs.com/resources/example-index.html with the AXE tool in Firefox, there are a couple of issues detected currently. (Thanks to @zachleat for including these in Speedlify. We looked at similar tools in the past, but it's been years, and a ton of low-hanging fruit has crept in.)