Bump ejs and nightwatch

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Bumps ejs to 3.1.8 and updates ancestor dependency nightwatch. These dependencies need to be updated together.

Updates ejs from 2.5.7 to 3.1.8

Release notes

Sourced from ejs's releases.

v3.1.8

Version 3.1.8

v3.1.7

Version 3.1.7

v3.1.6

Version 3.1.6

v3.1.5

Version 3.1.5

v3.0.2

No release notes provided.

v2.7.4

Bug fixes

• Fixed Node 4 support, which broke in v2.7.3 (mde/ejs@5e42d6c, @​mde)

v2.7.3

Bug fixes

• Made the post-install message more discreet by following the example of opencollective-postinstall (mde/ejs@228d8e4, @​mde)

v2.7.2

Features

• Added support for destructuring locals (#452, @​ExE-Boss)
• Added support for disabling legacy include directives (#458, #459, @​ExE-Boss)
• Compiled functions are now shown in the debugger (#456, @​S2-)
• function.name is now set to the file base name in environments that support this (#466, @​ExE-Boss)

Bug Fixes

• The error message when async != true now correctly mention the existence of the async option (#460, @​ExE-Boss)
• Improved performance of HTML output generation (#470, @​nwoltman)

v2.7.1

Deprecated:

• Added deprecation notice for use of require.extensions (@​mde)

v2.6.2

• Correctly pass custom escape function to includes (@​alecgibson)
• Fixes for rmWhitespace (@​nwoltman)

• Examples for client-side EJS compiled with Express middleware (@​mjgs)
• Make Template constructor public (@​ThisNameWasTaken)
• Added remove function to cache (@​S2-)

• Recognize both 'Nix and Windows absolute paths (@​mde)

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Commits

• 5126ff5 Version 3.1.8
• 7d5a1c6 Merge branch 'main' of github.com:mde/ejs into main
• 551949d Minor mitigation
• 66f7471 Merge pull request #664 from netcode/patch-1
• 820855a Version 3.1.7
• 076dcb6 Don't use template literal
• faf8b84 Skip test -- error message vary depending on JS runtime
• c028c34 Update packages
• 839ad20 Update SECURITY.md
• c040180 Update README.md
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Updates nightwatch from 0.9.21 to 3.0.1

Release notes

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V3.0.1

We’re super excited to announce the release of Nightwatch v3. It that has been built around these three pillars:

• Developer Experience: The entire experience from getting started, to writing and debugging tests, has been redesigned for speed, stability, and consistent non-flaky results.

• Mobile first: Test your web or native, iOS and Android, mobile applications on simulators, real mobile devices or a cloud grid like BrowserStack.

• One test automation framework: Run all types of tests from unit, component, and E2E to API, visual, and accessibility with a single framework.

New features

New element APIs

With Nightwatch v3, we have revamped the element API to make test authoring simpler and more concise. Learn more More rich & powerful selectors

New selectors are introduced as part of this latest versions

.findByText()
.findByPlaceholderText()
.findByAltText()
.findByRole()

You can also chain selectors to find elements that are more complex to find

For E.g.

browser.element.find('CSS Selector').findByText('text').click();

Guide

Performance improvements

Nightwatch v3 has implemented worker threads for parallel runs and we have observed improvements of up to 25% between Nightwatch v2 & v3. Try it now

Nightwatch inspector

Nightwatch v3 introduces a point and click tool that can help you easily find selectors. It will improve your productivity of authoring tests & help you find durable selectors for lower long term maintenance. Learn more

Angular component testing

With Nightwatch v3 you can test Angular components in isolation by mounting them in the browser. Try it now

Test doubles

The unit testing with Nightwatch got an upgrade as v3 introduced test doubles. You can use mocks, stubs & spies in your Nightwatch tests.

Fixes

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Commits

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