Signup Test: Failure
Understand how to implement and test error handling in the user signup process using Angular. Explore writing tests for signup failures like short passwords and learn to display error messages effectively in the signup component.
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Now that our signup functionality is working, we want to handle any user errors. Such scenarios might include attempting to create a password that’s too short.
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Test for short password
In the code above, in auth.service.spec.ts, add ...