[cli-plugin-e2e-nightwatch] fixing globals.js import #5387
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I tried scaffolding a new vue-cli project with e2e tests with nightwatch, and it wasn't picking up changes in globals.js. After a bit of digging it seems that the globals.js that was added during the scaffolding wasn't actually being used. Adding this line fixed it.
sodatea
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Apr 15, 2020
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@sodatea thanks for the approval, anything stopping this from being merged? looks like the failure in CI is also present on master |
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Thanks! I was just too busy with other stuff. This PR is ready for merge. |
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I tried scaffolding a new vue-cli project with e2e tests with nightwatch, and it wasn't picking up changes in globals.js. After a bit of digging it seems that the globals.js that was added during the scaffolding wasn't actually being used. Adding this line fixed it.
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