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[pdbeard]

This guide is great and has instilled courage and confidence in me. I'd like to give it a go!

[pdbeard]

@criticsquid Sorry for the delay! Reading the guide and will submit my pull request soon, I'll let you know if I have any issues.

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@pdbeard Sure! Go for it. Let us know if you run into any issues or need any pointers :)

[cannawen]

Yay @pdbeard !!!!!!!!!!1 :D

[pdbeard]

Thanks @citricsquid and @cannawen!
I've set up the project and received one "pending" status on the initial test run. Is this expected?

Current failing tests - bugs and edge cases
 - should display partial inches

Additionally, I noticed one other test that passed, but returned a warning.

      on trigger
        ✓ should refresh network token
(node:10112) MaxListenersExceededWarning: Possible EventEmitter memory leak detected. 11 uncaughtException listeners added. Use emitter.setMaxListeners() to increase limit
        ✓ should get all unread messages

All the others passed. I'm on node v7.10.1. Thoughts?

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@pdbeard a test can be written but skipped if the functionality hasn't been built yet, on line 506 of test/converter-test.js is what is causing the pending test notice, which is expected.

    context.skip('Current failing tests - bugs and edge cases', () => {
      //Story #150482058
      it('should display partial inches', () => {
        testConvert("9 feet 10.5", { "9'10.5\"": "3.01 metres" });
      });
    });

The MaxListenersExceededWarning error isn't something you need to worry about it, it's just because by default nodejs limits to 10 listeners to prevent memory leaks and we haven't explicitly upped that limit yet.

You should be able to proceed with development! :)

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@pdbeard Hey! I noticed you committed your changes to your fork but did not submit a pull request here. Do you need help with that? A pull request is required to have your changes added to this repository :)

Here's a GitHub guide on submitting a pull request: https://help.github.com/articles/creating-a-pull-request/