Fixed unit tests - #2
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npm testincore/jazz_logsDescription of the Change
I fixed the four broken unit tests in this branch as well as upgraded sinon to the latest version. I changed the request() call to request.post() so that I could stub this request in the unit test. request() apparently is impossible to stub which you can read about here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20050507/creating-request-stub-with-sinon-in-mocha
I replaced sinon.stub(object, "method", func) with sinon.stub(object, "method").callsFake(func) as the first method is deprecated.
I added LOG_LEVELS to the test config JSON file. This is required, otherwise map() blows up and makes the tests fail.
Benefits
The unit tests pass
Possible Drawbacks
I'm not sure if there's any potential issues by using request.post() instead of request(), but there shouldn't be.
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