They were useless because native method Array.prototype.indexOf,
Math.min and Math.max do the same thing.

If you put {
  "_id": "a.b",
  "_attachment": "compressed.tar.gz",
  "_data": ...
}, the backend will write "a_.b.compressed.tar.gz"
instead of "a_.b.compressed_.tar_.gz"

In this example, status was not considered at all:

    command.success({"status": 201});

was returning 201 or 200 instead of 204 or 201

In this example, reason was not considered at all:

    command.reject(409, {"reason": "problem"});

To avoid phantomjs (or headless webkit) bug.

In order to avoid phantomjs (or headless webkit) bug.

JIO uses Blob and more HTML5 features which are not implemented in Nodejs.

"Ok" and "ok" was the only available string to use to make http code
200. "OK" should also be available.

Allow us to choose what to test because timeout tests and job management
tests take too much time.

query.exec([{"title": "hello"}, null], {"select_list": "title"});
// before: TypeError: list[i] is null
// after: [{"title": "hello"}]

Job queues are now saved in workspace at different moment

Test if an object is a native object (`var object = {};`) seams not to be a good
idea. The Firefox scratchpad seams to act differently with them.