mock $LogProvider is missing debugEnabled method

[wardbell]

The $LogProvider mock service provider in angular-mock.js is missing the debugEnabled method. If an app module calls this method during configuration, no test will pass.

There is no workaround other than to guard against it by modifying your app.config call, e.g.

if ($logProvider.debugEnabled) {
    $logProvider.debugEnabled(true)
}

You can't get clever in your test. This won't work:

beforeEach(module('app', function ($logProvider) {
    // angular-mocks' $logProvider fake lacks debugEnabled; 'fix' that
    if (!$logProvider.debugEnabled) {
        $logProvider.debugEnabled = angular.noop;
    }
}));

It doesn't work because the 'app' module would already have thrown an "undefined" exception before your test could monkey patch the debugEnabled method in this beforeEach.

The solution is pretty simple ... so I won't bother with a PR :-) . Just add the debugEnabled method to the mock $LogProvider in angular-mocks.js

[pkozlowski-opensource]

Duplicate of #2343

There is a PR opened for this already, going to be merged soon (provided that the contributor finishes it...):
#2935