How to use the run-series.bind function in run-series
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uber-archive / idl / test / thrift-store.js View on Github 
}, function t(cluster, assert) {
var tasks = Object.keys(cluster.remoteRepos).map(makePublishThunk);
function makePublishThunk(remoteKey) {
return function publishThunk(callback) {
var cwd = path.join(cluster.remotesDir, remoteKey);
cluster.thriftStorePublish(cwd, callback);
};
}
series([
series.bind(null, tasks),
cluster.inspectUpstream.bind(cluster)
], onResults);
function onResults(err, results) {
if (err) {
assert.ifError(err);
}
var upstream = results[1];
Object.keys(cluster.remoteRepos).forEach(testPublish);
function testPublish(key) {
var filepath = 'thrift/github.com/org/' + key.toLowerCase() +
'/service.thrift';
assert.equal(var inCorrectTasks = incorrects.map(function (incorrect) {
var name = incorrect.name;
var folder = path.join(nodeModules,
name, 'node_modules');
return series.bind(null, [
installModule.bind(
null, nodeModules, incorrect, opts),
forceInstall.bind(null, folder, incorrect, opts)
]);
});
var correctTasks = corrects.map(function (correct) {
