When testing a directive that modifies the DOM, what should you consider to ensure that the tests are not flaky?
- Avoid testing such directives as they are inherently flaky
- Check for DOM changes in a loop until they are detected consistently
- Use a stubbed version of the directive to isolate DOM changes
- Use asynchronous timers to delay test execution until the DOM changes
To prevent flaky tests when testing a directive that modifies the DOM, use a stubbed version of the directive to isolate DOM changes and ensure reliable testing.
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