tao | typed functional language with generics , typeclasses , sum | Functional Programming library

Interesting scenario. I think instead of adding time delays in adapter you should do that stuff in your class where you are passing data to adapter. Try to load first 3 items which you want to show then use handler to make delay of 10 seconds.

Like this :

Hard to provide one answer, so here are few possible solutions. Please test each one, in next order, and comment about what works for you.

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custom-set-variables is a function, not a variable. You need and expression that's a list whose car is custom-set-variables:

After doing all the basic steps of upgrading to the latest @angular/cli, ensuring we have @Nrwl/nx and @Nrwl/angular, we updated our package.json file to ensure all @Nrwl/xxxx libraries were of the same version, in this example 11.1.5:

You can use a subquery:

ftExtra may be solution here:

shallowmount is a declaration: in this test I nor need neither want any of the subcomponents rendered. They can be safely replaced with a stub and they're irrelevant as far as this test is concerned.

Which means is replaced by an empty and so are all the other sub-components in your template. But you can't call .setChecked() on a stub. You can only call it on an .

One way to fix this would be to replace shallowMount in this test with mount, which would render 's markup properly.

Another way to fix it is to tell VueTestUtils not to stub this particular component, by using stubs. (To be exact, you're not telling it not to stub, you're telling it to stub it using something - it's just that the "something" is the actual component - all other sub-components will still be stubbed). Obviously, you'd have to import elCheckbox from the library and specify it in the shallowMount's stubs option, as shown in documentation.

Maybe you can try curve like below

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