In decode-audio-data-basic.html, we have a test:

    should(
        context.decodeAudioData(invalidArrayBuffer.slice(0)),
        'Decoding an invalid audio file')
        .beRejected('EncodingError'),

The method beRejected doesn't actually take any arguments.  This
should actually call beRejectedWith, which checkes that the promise is
rejected with the given reason.

But see also issue 701812.

 

In decode-audio-data-basic.html, we have a test:

    should(
        context.decodeAudioData(invalidArrayBuffer.slice(0)),
        'Decoding an invalid audio file')
        .beRejected('EncodingError'),

The method beRejected doesn't actually take any arguments.  This
should actually call beRejectedWith, which checks that the promise is
rejected with the given reason.

But see also issue 701812.

 

In decode-audio-data-neuter.html, we have a test:

        should(
            context.decodeAudioData(buffer),
            'decodeAudioData on neutered buffer')
            .beRejected('TypeError')
            .then(() => task.done());

The method beRejected doesn't actually take any arguments.  This
should actually call beRejectedWith, which checks that the promise is
rejected with the given reason.

But see also issue 701812.