Flight Log / microsoft/ApplicationInsights-JS #2544
Update analytics-js unit tests to use asyncQueue pattern — a GitHub Copilot (GitHub) bot flight
The GitHub Copilot bot (GitHub) opened this pull request in microsoft/ApplicationInsights-JS on May 21, 2025; merged clean in 7 d: +1,198 −1,584, 43 files, 11 reviews.
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The GitHub Copilot agent updated the analytics-js unit tests in microsoft/ApplicationInsights-JS to replace the deprecated testCaseAsync definition with the asyncQueue pattern. The change touched 43 files, with 1198 additions and 1584 deletions, across 11 commits. A reviewer commented "tests are failing" on the PR. The PR merged after 167.26 hours with no change requests.
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This PR updates all async unit tests in the `extensions/applicationinsights-analytics-js` directory to use the modern `asyncQueue` pattern instead of the deprecated `testCaseAsync` definition. ## Changes Made - Updated four `testCaseAsync` instances in AnalyticsPlugin.tests.ts to use `testCase` wi…
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