Hi Jean-Yves,
I ran into this problem today as well and was able to get past it by
applying two edits:
1 - Update the "var csp = function() { ... }" definition to check for the
existence of document.querySelector before using it unconditionally. The
change I did was:
var active = !!(document.querySelector && (
document.querySelector('[ng-csp]') ||
document.querySelector('[data-ng-csp]')
));
2 - Update the has map returned by the "function urlResolve (...) { ... }"
definition to replace the "pathname" check to be "((urlParsingNode.pathname
|| '').charAt(0) === '/')"
I needed to do step #2 in order for Jasmine-based tests to run in SBT, so
you may not need that particular edit.
Anyway, this was painful for myself and the team I work with in general to
resolve. Hopefully this helps you out too.
On Thursday, August 28, 2014 11:54:12 AM UTC-4, Jean-Yves LEBLEU wrote:
>
> I tried to upgrade angularjs to 1.2.23 today, I had tests working with
> 1.2.12 not working any more.
> It works with 1.2.20 et stop working with 1.2.21
> Jasmine is unable to load angular.js file with the following error :
>
> Could not read file:
> ......../proj_services/xucf/xucserver/public/javascripts/angular.js
> error was: TypeError: Cannot find function querySelector in object
> [object HTMLDocument].
>
> Just for info or if someone have an idea.
>
>
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