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Looking MUCH better - thanks @mathiasrw!! 🤘 ⚡ ❤️
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Best Pull Request response ever !Dont konw about the failed checks... I have changed no code... |
Yeah, I think that's project wide. I'm seeing the same failure in other PRs, too. @jkleinsc any ideas what's going on there? I think it might be because the build is failing in Travis in general. |
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Travis is failing because I missed something when I fixed deprecations for Ember 2.2. I'm on it. |
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Travis is not working properly and this PR has been merged. Thanks for the PR @mathiasrw |
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ImagingRequestTable.test.tsx - Refactored setup function
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