'use strict';

var common = require('./../common.js');
var whoami = require('../../src/impl/apb-whoami-impl.js');
var lib = common.lib;

it('WHOAMI should be executed without errors', function (done) {

    // It's not necessary to create the items, we mocked in the test.js
    //lib.setUserConfig('access_token', '1234567890');
    //lib.setUserConfig('whoami', 'foo');
    whoami.run({}, lib, function() {
        done();
    });
});

'use strict';

var common = require('./../common.js');
var whoami = require('../../src/impl/apb-whoami-impl.js');
var lib = common.lib;

it('WHOAMI should be executed without errors', function (done) {

    lib.setUserConfig('access_token', '1234567890');
    lib.setUserConfig('whoami', 'foo');
    whoami.run({}, lib, function () {
        done();
    });
});

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+++ 
@@ -6,9 +6,10 @@
 
 it('WHOAMI should be executed without errors', function (done) {
 
-    lib.setUserConfig('access_token', '1234567890');
-    lib.setUserConfig('whoami', 'foo');
-    whoami.run({}, lib, function () {
+    // It's not necessary to create the items, we mocked in the test.js
+    //lib.setUserConfig('access_token', '1234567890');
+    //lib.setUserConfig('whoami', 'foo');
+    whoami.run({}, lib, function() {
         done();
     });
 });
Fix the whoami test. We are mocking the filesystem, it's not necessary to override the items
